Mrs. Crowder and I exclaimed at the same moment.

she exclaimed at last.

she exclaimed at last.

For my part I'll dissemble with him, "Este procul nymphae, fallax genus este puellae, Vita jugata meo non facit ingenio: me juvat," &c. many married men exclaim at the miseries of it, and rail at wives downright; I never tried, but as I hear some of them say, Mare haud mare, vos mare acerrimum, an Irish Sea is not so turbulent and raging as a litigious wife.

[Footnote 2: Two dramatists who have read these pages in proof, exclaim at this passage.

I looked closely at her, and I saw that although all the world had exclaimed at her indifference to such homage, and had declared it was astonishing she should lose so fine a match, she would only say simply and quietly "'If Shakespeare loved me and I did not love him, how could I marry him?' "Could I be misanthropical when I saw such fidelity, and dignity, and simplicity?

" He exclaimed at that, over Paula's stores of energy and her reckless ways of spending them.

"Ah, I have it," she exclaimed at last, and began: "'We learn from unimpeachable authority that the Hon. , who represents a district of our city in the State legislature, was yesterday united to the Quateroon daughter of the late Gustave Almont.

she exclaimed at last, closing the ambrotype and laying it upon the table.

I fancy I hear some imaginative reader exclaim at this place.

He knew how his mother would exclaim at the mere hint of disinclination to enter the great man's office.

he exclaimed at last.

Mrs. Penniman had at last been fancy in her dressmaking for her child, and now stood by to exclaim at her handiwork.

But Coupeau exclaimed at this.

"Well, there is one comfort," she exclaimed at last; "this book says that in Naples epidemics are not so deadly as they are in some other places, and if the traveller observes about a page of directions, which are given here, and consults a physician the moment he feels himself out of order, it is quite possible to ward off attacks of fever.

"Do they make holes in the tree for it, as they do for maple-sap?" Malcolm was about to exclaim at this idea, but he remembered just in time that, should Miss Harson happen to question him, he himself could not tell where the oil came from.

Gull Island was only a great sand heap, anchored by rocks and covered with coarse grass; but the children had hardly taken a few steps along the beach when they began to exclaim at the number of strange birds.

Then, in a fit of despair, the lover went abroad, and killed the first man that he met, and throwing his victim's head at the maiden's feet, he exclaimed at the cruelty she had made him guilty of; but to his surprise, she smiled, and said that now he had discovered the only gift worthy of herself.

I exclaimed at last in surprise.

"If such be the case," he exclaimed at last, when Bourrienne had got through, "if Bonaparte will do nothing more than that for his son-in-law, I must forego a marriage with Hortense, however painful it may be to do so: and then, instead of going to Toulon, I can remain in Paris."

Ruth exclaimed at that.

The women began to tremble and to exclaim at this news, and to ask one question after another, and Mr. Lindsey shook his head impatiently.

"You have conquered, Herbert," he exclaimed at length, firmly clasping his brother's hand in his and raising his head; anger still lingered on his cheek, but his eye was softer.

she exclaimed at length, and tears of unfeigned emotion mingled with the repeated kisses she imprinted on her niece's cheek, "this moment has indeed repaid me for all.

Never! "Buter" I say, addressing the little girls, in a pleasant tone, "aren't you going out with your Governess?" "Oh, yes"they both exclaim at once"she's coming too!"