"Are you the next TV heart-throb?

When you laid this rose against my brow, I was quite unused to the ways of men, With my trusting heart; I am wiser now, So I smile, remembering my heart-throbs then, The dust of a rose cannot blossom again, Never.

"For many heart-throbs he puffed out the blue smoke, which hung like a cloud between us.

You pillow your head upon Mother Earth, listen to her heart-throb, and even as your spirit is filled with the love of her, your gladness is half pain and there comes to you a joy that hurts.

Ah! ranged along our shores, on peak or cliff, Or stone-ribbed promontory, or pier head, Maidens have aye been standing; the same pain Deadening the heart-throb; the same gathering mist Dimming the eye that would be keen as death; The same fixed longing on the changeless face.

Which, as a generality, was not so glittering, perhaps, as might be; but Leslie could imagine, with a warm heart-throb, what, in this case, Miss Craydocke's "keeping on" would be.

she whispered softly, while from the grave of her buried hopes there came one wild heart-throb, one sudden burst of pain caused by the first sight of her rival, and then Rose Warner grew calm again, and those who saw the pressure of her hand upon her side dreamed not of the fierce pang within.

THE HEART-THROB SONG THAT HAS GOT 'EM ALL!

" Ormsby permitted himself a single heart-throb of exultation.

She seemed to count it by her heart-throbs.

Her arms flew round his neck, her lips went to his, and for three heart-throbs they clung like bee and flower.

Or if she stood mute until he should speak, what could he say to count one heart-throb against what she had seen?

"It is true there are some," she writes, "who are waging this war to make our Declaration of Independence a fact; there is a glorious band who are fighting for human rights, but the government, with Lincoln at its head, has not a heart-throb for the slave.

It makes every movement of the hand a benediction, every heart-throb an unuttered prayer.

He had felt a great heart-throb when he came upon her in the woods, and now, when all was over, and no further call for action or invention was on him, the strong, wild rush of the old love for a moment overwhelmed him.