As Agnes, standing waiting upon the tennis-ground where Dora had left her, suddenly caught sight of Tom Raymond, her heart gave a little throb of exultation.

The slow, steady throb reassured him.

She remembered all about it now and hurried forward with quick, irregular steps, causing her breath to come thick, and her heart to beat with sudden choking throbs.

Now fast, now slow, like the beating of a feverish pulse, the guns sounded in faint throbs; and all along the horizon from southeast to southwest, and back again, ran flares and waves of a sullen red radiance.

The dull throb of the screw pulsated.

Her heart was beating with painful throbs, for she guessed only too well to what period of his life Mr. Selincourt was referring.

Johnnie caught her breath and hugged the small pliant body to her breast, feeling with a mighty throb of fierce, mother-tenderness, the poor little ribs, yet cartilagenous; the delicate, soft frame for which God and nature demanded time, and chance to grow and strengthen.

" A measured throb rolled across the woods, and as the noise got louder the beat of the exhaust marked the progress of the train.

The slow, steady throb reassured him.

in a moment, as it seemed, there came all about her in the night the solemn throb of the Master-Word, beating in the night.

A monotonous, rhythmic throb stole into the room, and he felt there was something about the noise that jarred.

Every earnest throb seemed stifled there by that strong aristocracy.

" There was a sudden quietness except for the insistent throb of the screw, and Mayne turned to Adam.

He bowed low and kissed his hand to her, and before she knew it her eyes met his, which seemed to flash light and sunshine all through her; and then he turned his horse and was gone through the gate, while she, filled with self-reproach, was taking her little heart to task for the instantaneous throb of happiness which had passed through her whole being at that sight.

Still hope is only an instinctive throb with which Nature's motherly care comforts adversity.

Bold advances of the man, with internal fear to offend, mock retreats of the girl, with internal throbs of complacency, and life invested with a new and growing charm to both.

Thus rode they through the leafy by-ways, avoiding town and village; yet oft from afar they heard the joyous throb of bells upon the air, or the sound of merry voices and happy laughter from village commons where folk rejoiced together that Ivo's iron yoke was lifted from them at last.

He was very indignant, very angry still, for he believed her guilty of planning to meet Frank Van Buren at the party and leave him at home, while his heart beat with keen throbs of pain when he remembered that Ethie's first love was not given to himthat she would have gone to her grave more willingly than she went with him to the altar; but he need not have been so harsh with herthat was no way to make her love him.

She felt a momentary hot throb of excitement, as though her body were one great fiddle-string, twanging under a vigorously plucking thumb.

A monotonous, rhythmic throb stole into the room, and he felt there was something about the noise that jarred.

A passing throb, only,but it deranged the nice mechanism required to persuade the accidental human being, x, into a given piece of broadcloth, a.

He came reeling to his knees and slid his hand beneath the water to the heart of the horse; he felt no reassuring throb.

One may shake up a woman's heart with every alloy of life, grind, break, scatter it, till scarce a throb of its youth beats there, but to its last bit it is feminine still; and I felt a sudden sweetness of relief to know that my boy had not forgotten me.

Her heart gave a sudden sharp throb.

Be the landlady's front parlor ever so permanently rented out, the motion-picture theater has brought to thousands of young city starvelings, if not the quietude of the home, then at least the warmth and a juxtaposition and a deep darkness that can lave the sub-basement throb of temples and is filled with music with a hum in it.