She fainted whenyou know when.

Maman!" to the great astonishment and bewilderment of James Gann, who well-nigh fainted at this sudden paternity so put upon him.

I got as far as the Mad Monk the first day, and fainted.

Julia, who was standing beside her master as a page, hearing this strange offer, and fearing Protheus would not be able with this new-found virtue to refuse Silvia, fainted, and they were all employed in recovering her: else would Silvia have been offended at being thus made over to Protheus, though she could scarcely think that Valentine would long persevere in this overstrained and too generous act of friendship.

He probably fainted from sheer exhaustion and rolled out of the saddle.

Gloria did not know if she had slept or fainted.

she fainted; while little Edith burst into tears, and sobbed out her brother's name.

Those, and strong emetic herbs, which he forced his patient to repeat until he fainted away, constituted the medical treatment of Tisquantum: but much greater benefit was expectedand, such is the power of imagination in these ignorant savages, that it was often attainedfrom the practice of his charms and conjurations.

Father and son leaped into each other's arms; then turned to Madame: "Ah! thou lovely mischief-maker" She had fainted away.

"Ah! well, keep out of the way, if you please, papa," said Dr. Mossy, as Madame presently reopened her eyes; "no wonder you fainted; you have finished some hard worksee; here; no; Clarisse, dear, take this.

With the shock had come loud cries from the other people in the car, and it was found that one young lady had fainted.

"Lay on!" and the whole dozen were applied, though poor Sukey fainted at the tenth stroke.

Skinny and Old Heck turned and again they almost fainted at what they saw.

She almost fainted.

This time Onistah had fainted. CHAPTER XXVIII "IS A' WELL WI' YOU, LASS?" Jessie's shoes crunched on the snow-crust.

" "Oh! as soon as you fainted I knew.

Her gaze relaxed, her eyelids quivered and closed; she had fainted.

"And no deposition can be taken here, for the man hath fainted from his fright.

" Even as he spoke Cholmondeley fainted, and, finding that no answers could be extracted from him, he was taken back to his cell and flung upon a heap of straw.

Did she pay any attention to these maudlin revelations?" "She fainted," said Tudor shortly.

She heard the rising passion in his voice, and her heart fainted within her.

Then she threw herself upon the bed, and it seemed to her afterwards that she must have fainted!

" "Very likely we should both have fainted," rejoined Rosa, "and then the manager would have refused to let La Campaneo try her luck again.

moaned AEgeus; and he fainted and fell forward into the sea and was drowned.

The tiger was killed by an arrow; but I fainted away, and when I recovered, the child was gone, taken away, I suppose, by the Bheels.