But music held him fast through all, though he could on occasion impatiently vow that he would be more serious and no longer alter his compositions to suit the whims of pretty girls.

He motioned impatiently with his hand.

exclaimed Travers, impatiently, waving away such unprofitable discussion with a sweep of his stick, and coming down to the serious affairs of life.

"His wife, I suppose," Gallegher answered, impatiently.

"Well?" he said, impatiently.

" "Never mind my attractions, sir," rejoined Patience, impatiently.

The Governor-General, waiting impatiently up the hallway, heard the prolonged buzzing and came to investigate.

Carriages and attendants were immediately despatched to Thionville, while Monsieur proceeded to Namur to meet the Princess, and to conduct her to Brussels, where she was impatiently expected.

Into his mouth, as he walks about his dungeon, impatiently waiting to be led out to execution, Victor Hugo has put the aristocratic view of the Revolution.

" "My lord, you are mistaken," said Max, impatiently, tossing the dagger to the floor and stepping back from the duke.

I shall not survive this marriage a fortnight, and if I die, Burgundy will go to our cousin of Bourbon." "Don't hinder me, daughter," returned the duke, impatiently.

Ammalát Bek, having prepared his brave noúkers for battle or flight, looked impatiently at the sun, which seemed loth to descend from the warm sky to the chilly glaciers of the Caucasus.

"No more I could," he answers impatiently, yet stammering; "quite unexpecteddid not know when I wrotehave to be back to-night.

"Not at all!" repeat I, scornfully, looking impatiently at him; "that is so likely, is not it?"then "No not at all"I continue, ironically, "he has run off with some one elsesome one black!"

he cries, impatiently; "of what consequence is such a trifle?

What little interest he had previously displayed in his duties now vanished completely, and he paced the deck more and more impatiently as the vessel neared Cuxhaven.

"What are you waiting for?" said Dunn impatiently, as Brace, who was supporting him by the arm, suddenly halted at the corner of the house.

he repeated impatiently.

" "'St, child," said the Padre, impatiently.

she echoed, impatiently.

Her search was fruitless, however, and she was returning impatiently, when her quick eye fell upon a letter lying amid the dried grass where she and Francisco had been seated the moment before.

"Reverend Father!" He turned impatiently.

Father Pedro waited a moment, and then laid his hand impatiently on her shoulder.

The horse, as if eager to maintain the reputation which his native district had given his race, as well as the race of the pretty woman behind him, leaped impatiently forward.

It haunted her pillow even in her exhausted sleep, and seemed to impatiently beckon her to rise and follow it.