" Jerôme Bonaparte burst out laughing.

At this the other burst out a-laughing.

But Polly only burst out afresh in loud sobs and cries.

"Did you wish to see me?" The woman hesitated a moment, as if trying to phrase her sentence, and then burst out impetuously, with a flood of tears, "Won't you come and help me make my husband come home.

As the fallen and wretched minister of the emperor lay crouching in an agony of shame and fear beneath the table of the altar, the preacher burst out: "Oh, vanity of vanities, where is now the glory of this man?

A vast crowd filled the outer courts, who caught the contagion, and shouted out a demand for a sight of the whole royal family; and presently, when the queen brought out on the balcony her only remaining boy, whom the death of his brother had raised to the rank of dauphin, and saluted them, with a graceful bow, the whole mass burst out in one vociferous acclamation.

The others saw the joke, however, and, led by Larry, burst out into a laugh that made Puss and his loyal backers scowl.

I burst out against your science, I was indignant because of the ruins with which it strews the earth, I turned my eyes away from the dreadful wounds which it exposes.

Consequently, I felt a certain malicious enjoyment the next morning upon finding that the goats had burst out one side of his famous shed, and got loose into the garden, which enabled me to wonder that two such feeble creatures could undo such a good thirty shillings' worth of work, etc.

He felt a serene satisfaction in assuring himself that, although he had been very angry, indeed, with Mrs Keswick, on account of her most unheard of and outrageous conduct, yet he had not allowed his indignation to burst out against her in any way of which he would afterward be ashamed.

" Faith looked at him as he stood there, pale, hollow-eyed and dejected, then with almost a cry she burst out impulsively: "Oh, how could you do such a thing, Mr. Denton?

'Magda,' he burst out passionately, seeming at this point fully to arouse himself, to resume acutely his consciousness, 'why were you late?

The woman sat silent, wringing her hands in distress, then she burst out: "It will disgrace me, it will ruin me.

And then, without so much as the warning rustle of a leaf or a sound more alarming than the sigh of the wind, two blurred black shapes burst out of the forest upon him.

She must have been oh!bitterly ashamed, or why should she have burst out crying?

We burst out into full flowering early in our spring, but long before the summer is over, we are no more than huddled leaves and thick stalks.' 'Are you a thick stalk, Mrs. Smith?' 'Unfortunately, not.

When the Frenchmen had all arranged themselves just out of cannon-shot we saw a small group of horsemen, all in a blaze with silver and scarlet and gold, ride swiftly between the divisions, and as they went a roar of cheering burst out from either side of them, and we could see arms outstretched to them and hands waving.

" The "wee spark" turned into a tiny point of flame and the tinder burst out into a merry blaze.

I burst out into a sudden rage; I was tired, my nerves over-wrought by sleeplessness and irritated beyond measure.

Suddenly she burst out passionately.

A year afterwards, in August, 1539, a violent insurrection burst out at Ghent.

Nearly half a century before the Reformation made any noise in France it had burst out with great force and had established its footing in Germany, Switzerland, and England.

The two Italians, one with an ugly wound on the jaw, burst out laughing, waving their arms extravagantly.

He burst out into a hollow laugh.

he burst out fiercely.