And there came the crack of a pistol that echoed loudly in the passage.

" "Here!" echoed Evadne faintly.

"Daily bread," echoed Johnnie softly.

" "The patent!" echoed Pap blankly.

" "Ambrosine!" echoed impatiently in the hall.

" "Youyou have broken your engagement," he echoed, dully; and continued, with a certain deficiency of finesse, "

" "All?" echoed Piers incredulously.

The room was big and cold, and as Gavin moved about the table on the platform his steps echoed hollowly.

Hundreds of poets are feebly echoing the "barbaric yawp" of Walt Whitman, without the redeeming merit of his occasional sublimity of thought.

That is a question a great number of people would like to echo very heartily.

' 'Friend!' echoed Lesbia, scornfully.

For the first time in many weeks he sat back on his haunches and gave the deep and vibrant call that echoed weirdly for miles about him.

Henshaw echoed contemptuously.

And abruptly it sounded away on our right, and immediately was caught up, as it were, and echoed back from some place beyond us afar up the creek.

" "Sufferwork!" echoed the sick man bitterly.

Remote from the crushing weight of London authority, she grew up in a provincial atmosphere of literary and social refinement, and fondly believed that the polite praises (for censure was a thing unknown among them) that were bandied about in her own coterie would be cordially echoed by the voices of posterity.

" "Hood!" echoed Miss Moppet disdainfully, shaking her yellow curls over her shoulders until they danced almost of themselves; "I do not need to be muffled up as if I were a little girl, Miss Bidwell.

"Thanks ever so much," echoed Winona, doubtfully.

Alec and Bob eagerly echoed Max's plea.

This is the "tale" indeed, of a great part of the West India papers, sung to the same hum drum tune ever since the first of August; and so faithfully echoed by our own pro slavery press that many of our estimable fellow citizens have given it up that the great "experiment" has turned out unfavorably, and that the colored population of the West Indies are rapidly sinking from the condition of slaves to that of idle freemen.

"The spirit has entered," whispered my friend, and even as he spoke I saw the youth's throat working as if an unseen hand were kneading the muscles, and forth from his lips echoed the words "La illaha illallah illahi laho."

But there is surely sufficient ground for pausing, before we acquiesce in the short and flippant deduction of a rash consequence from false premises, which has been so glibly echoed from one quarter to another, during the last four months.

" "Of course," echoed her husband, gravely.

Behind them, a sudden voice called out two words which were caught up and echoed harshly in the street.

she echoed, hoarsely.