Suppose that before I had looked at the glass, it had bursted, which it is liable to do any time.

The speech and intellectual powers of the youth were instantly and fully restored; he burst forth into prayer, and expressed, in the most glowing terms, his reliance on the truth, and on the Author, of the gospel.

She saw it shoot off the top of one wave and disappear in a white burst of spray, slash through the next and bury itself deep again, flinging a foamy cloud far to port and starboard.

But the soldiers bursted in and moved the bed from the corner.

While standing a few paces from each other, Lafayette came up, and remarked to the Col., 'If you spill my brother's blood, I will spill yours,' about which time Chamberlayne's pistol fired, and immediately Lafayette bursted a cap at him.

While standing a few paces from each other, Lafayette came up, and remarked to the Col., 'If you spill my brother's blood, I will spill yours,' about which time Chamberlayne's pistol fired, and immediately Lafayette bursted a cap at him.

he would hae bursted his sides wi' evendown merriment.

"These are contractions from sheded, bursted.

The former prefers creeped to crept, and freezed to froze; the latter, slitted to slit, wringed to wrung; and both consider, "I bended," "I bursted" and "I blowed," to be good modern English.

"From some stones have rivers bursted forth.

Burst, burst or bursted, bursting, burst or bursted.

Burst, burst or bursted, bursting, burst or bursted.

"It is more harmonious, as well as more correct, to say, 'the bubble is almost bursted.

6. Write the irregular participles which are commonly preferred to the following regular ones: abided, bended, builded, bursted, catched, creeped, dealed, digged, dwelled, freezed, grinded, knitted, layed, meaned, payed, reaved, slided, speeded, splitted, stringed, sweeped, throwed, weaved, weeped, winded. EXERCISE VIII.ADVERBS, &c. 1.

"These are contractions from shedded, bursted.

The regular words, beseeched, blowed, bursted, digged, freezed, bereaved, hanged, meaned, sawed, showed, stringed, weeped, I admit for good English, though we find them all condemned by some critics.

My tattered skirt and my odd and bursted boots, laced with twine, were spattered with whitewash, for coolness my soiled cotton blouse hung loose, an exceedingly dilapidated sun-bonnet surmounted my head, and a bottle of castor-oil was in my hand.

"I'm willin' to work, night and day; but this yer thing I can't feel it right to do; and mas'r, I never shall do it, never!" Legree looked stupefiedTom was so respectfulbut at last burst forth: "What, ye blasted black beast!

Suddenly an idea burst upon him.

burst from her suddenly.

The bedewed gaze of their mother rested upon them and she burst into a fresh fit of sobbing.

And she burst out crying.

SEE HAVENS, GEORGE R. MOORE, WILMA LEITER. Bursted bubbles, by Wilma Leiter.

SEE HAVENS, GEORGE R. MOORE, WILMA LEITER. Bursted bubbles, by Wilma Leiter.

Who was it that fairly kicked his fellow troopers into charging infantry with nothing but lances against bullets?" Amazed for a second, he burst into an abrupt laugh that rang harshly in the room.