As he started back with something like a groan, she gave him a quick glance that electrified him.

It was a highly electrified air, and the result was a series of maddening mirages.

If they wish to be electrified by eloquence, let them have a basilica, for the voice of the preacher is lost in high and vaulted roofs.

Oct. 24.] prosecutors and the taunts of the court, electrified the audience by frequent appeals to Magna Charta and the liberties of Englishmen, and stoutly maintained the doctrine that the jury had a right to judge of the law as well as of the fact.

The news spread with the utmost rapidity throughout the world,all Europe was electrified, and soon the intelligence crossed the waters.

The inspiriting, cool air of night electrified by the sun cleared her vision.

"And"with the seriousness electrified by a glance that sought for mutual understanding"and we are to forget about that duel and the whole hero-desperado business.

She was a woman of large and tender heart, electrified with a temper incisive and immediate.

Here she flashed round on him, as though her whole body had been electrified.

Her heart was beating fast, her blood tingling, her brain electrified.

As soon as any of the thunder-clouds come over the kite, the pointed wire will draw the electric fire from them, and the kite, with all the twine, will be electrified, and the loose filaments of the twine will stand out every way, and be attracted by an approaching finger.

Larry Holiday had just been himself electrified by love and joy.

M. Astier has discovered that seeds which are electrified, run through the first stages of vegetation more rapidly than others, and that China roses submitted to this experiment, produce flowers sooner, and in greater abundance.

The next summer he visited his home, and by a speech at a Whig political meeting in Portland, on the Fourth of July, he so electrified his hearers by his eloquence that he was pronounced, in the East, the most finished orator of his time; as he really was.

It appears to absorb the other clouds, to be a union of their differently electrified particles, which are attracted to each other, form drops of water, and descend as rain.

A glance electrified me.

He recalled her kiss, that kiss that had so electrified him, making him sink down and down through an ocean of ecstasy, like a castaway, content with his fate....

Mr. WESTMORELAND was having a pair of boots tried on at a famous Jermyn Street bootmaker's when Lord BEADING was undergoing a similar ordeal, and electrified the courteous assistant by observing: "The right-foot boot to me seems rather tight; The left, per contra, feels exactly right.

But the people, to use a popular expression here, require to be electrified.

Bonstetten said: "In seeing her, in hearing her, I feel myself electrified....

Just then we were electrified by a cheer from the doctor, as the lights of Norfolk flashed over this splendid harbor, yet to float the commerce of a great city.

" He certainly went at it in a way that alarmed me and would have electrified Jones.

At the subsequent trial of Beauvallon she electrified the Court by declaring with streaming eyes, "If Beauvallon wanted satisfaction I would have fought him myself, for I am a better shot than poor Dujarrier ever was.

Ere the first winter of war drew to a close the official manipulators of the public opinion battery had successfully electrified the nation into a hate against the United States second only to that bestowed on Great Britain.

An object which is electrified will by induction electrify another object situated some distance away.