He jumped up from his chair, and, seizing the other's hand, shook it fervently.

Suppose you altered your will?" "If you get me out of it, every penny I leave will go to you," said Mr. Clarkson, fervently.

"Thank you," said Joe fervently.

But when speech at length became possible, the two friends, fervently and with a religious awe, declared that their deliverer must have been divine and not human, so tremendous was the death-blow he had given the ruffian, and such winged and contemptuous slaughter he had dealt among the fugitives.

You see, dear friends, that the brotherly union with Germany must be of sacred importance to me, and that my heart must beat as fervently for Germany's freedom, as for that of my own people.

We pray to God most fervently that you may so conduct the operations committed to your Charge that it may soon be said of you that you are 'first in peace,' and when that time comes you will have earned the still prouder distinction of being 'first in the hearts of your countrymen.'

There he summoned their chief men in the bazaar, and exhorted them fervently to become converted to Islam.

Darnay kissed Lucie Manette's hand fervently and gratefully, and warmly thanked his counsel, Mr. Stryver.

The fortune is yours, dear Flora, by every right; and there is no one who wishes more fervently that it may contribute to your happiness than I do.

This I fervently did.

Yet time, and the civilization of the natives on the Senegal and Gambia, may hereafter realize this scheme of a valuable traffic into the interior of Africa; but it is fervently to be hoped, that the trade in slaves may never be revived.

That a similar spirit will actuate the representatives of the American people is not to be questioned; and I fervently pray that the Great Ruler of Nations may so guide your deliberations and our joint measures as that they may prove salutary examples not only to the present but to future times, and solemnly proclaim that the Constitution and the laws are supreme and the Union indissoluble.

After praying fervently, she turned to John and said, 'Shall I remain?

"By gad," cried the Colonel fervently, "if you're so anxious to spend that money of yours in charity, why don't you found a Day Nursery for the Children of Philanthropistsa place where advanced men and women can leave their offspring in capable hands when they're busied with Mothers' Meetings and Educational Conferences?

Closely and fervently and passionately as their hearts must have loved, the letters were never, from first to last, simply lovers' letters.

With frantic haste he bound the handles of the opposite doors together, praying fervently that he might escape the jaws of the tiger.

And folding her in his arms, and kissing her fervently, even as his remorse were thereby assuaged as well as his love gratified, he departed, leaving Effie to thoughts we should be sorry to think ourselves capable of putting into words.

" "But," said Agnes, fervently, "how little can a poor young maiden do!

" When the time had come for him to leave, he came and pressed our hands, and fervently gave us his patriarchal blessing.

" "Your hand!" said he, fervently.

and she then most fervently engaged in extempore prayer.

Oh, how fervently I wish to be kept by faith in Him, in still deepening humility! 11th Mo. 27th.

Last night my heart was fervently engaged towards my God; and this evening, though the sense of my utter destitution and weakness was very painful, was it not a blessing if it led me to Him?

"Oh, they are nothingless than nothing and vanitynothing to me now;" earnestly encouraging all to prepare for heavento serve the Lord; quoting very fervently and beautifully our Saviour's words, "'I ascend unto my Father and your Father, unto my God and your God.'

The locket to his lips he placed And kissed it fervently: "Since thou hast ever gone before, O heart, by night and day, E'en so today do thou once more Precede me in the fray.