Shaking at that quiet form, sobs that were full of voice tearing raw from her throat, she fell to kissing the sunken face, enclosing it, stroking it, holding her streaming gaze closely and burningly against the closed lids.

For he poured it out to her there in the silence, eagerly, burningly,the worship that had opened to her the gate of that paradise which she had never more hoped to tread.

He gazed long and burningly upon her.

The old fierce flare of passion blazed forth upon her, held her burningly, till finally she drew back before it in mute protest.

She coloured burningly.

Jasper Ewold stared at him in a second of scrutiny, at once burningly analytic and reflective.

And when aroused,but that was rarely,he could wield a burningly satiric pen, and with manly indignation and impassioned scorn wield it to chastise the hypocritical and the arrogant, as his letter to a certain pious lady and his "Ode to Rae Wilson" bear sufficient witness.

Of that Urge to be famous she was even more burningly aware; herself she did not know at all.

He took her hand, and bending pressed it closely, burningly, to his lips.

Wise and just manfor such I think you are How can you see so burningly and clear Injustices and tyrannies afar, Yet blind your eyes to one that lies so near? How can you plead so earnestly for men Who fight their own fight with a bloody hand; How hold their cause so wildly dear, and then Forget the women of your native land?

The scenes of passion show a clear conception of and a strong hold upon the emotional elements of character, and a capacity to exhibit their most terrible workings in language which seems identical with the feelings it so burningly expresses.

She was burningly aware that her great moment had come.