"Anyhow, we've still got him safe and sound," declared Steve, exultantly.

"We've got you back on the gridiron, at any rate," exclaimed Hepson exultantly.

The mothers were both exultantly proud and sure that her child would not be the one to make the other unhappy.

" "Now I am satisfied," he cried, exultantly, taking both her hands in his and kissing her lips.

She had deliberately tried to destroy the photograph and was exultantly glad that she had succeeded, yet, so quickly does the actress instinct develop under the spur of necessity, that her face and manner showed only amused tolerance of such a foolish suspicion.

" "And Reuter not here!" cried the two veterans, exultantly clutching at their notebooks.

"You see, boys?" he asked exultantly.

"Well then" exultantly, "where is it?

Her light dress had ignited from the flying sparks, and the devouring flames seemed to burst forth in a hundred places at once and rush exultantly together.

How he fingered over the pennies exultantly!

I mane, let the good worruk go awn!" "Now watch for the evening papers," said young Phil Stacey exultantly.

"He's hooked, Brockie," he said exultantly.

He lifted her hand, displaying it exultantly, closely clasped in his.

Joe stretched exultantly and appeared to grow two inches taller.

'Ha, ha!' laughed Chadwick exultantly.

she called, exultantly, and Juliana swept him with a tolerant smile.

And she had cried out exultantly, "Why, tell him that I say"

Yelling exultantly, the bulk of Confederate riders passed through the Lancers, leaving them to the infantry to finish, and rode at the flying Federal infantry.

Some were there freely, splendidly, exultantly; more were there because some force greater than themselves impelled them.

he howled exultantly.

"I have found her," he murmured, exultantly.

And Keith would exultantly repeat the last line, which was the only one he could remember:

Of this hedge, he was particularly proud, and he exultantly asks, "Is there under heaven a more glorious and refreshing object of the kind?"

Then he lifted it suddenly, and laughed exultantly.

"You'll see, it will brust itsen," said Burnley, exultantly, "and the sooner the better for me; for I'll never get alive out on t' mine; yow blowed me to the men, and they'll break every bone in my skin.