she exclaimed impetuously, "don't you go fer to be thinkin' of sellin'!

This "Yes" had no sooner left Arthur's lips than I saw Ella throw out her innocent arms, and leap impetuously to her feet, with a loud "No, no, I can tell" She did not say what, for at the hubbub roused by this outbreak in open court, she fainted dead away and was carried out in her dismayed father's arms.

thou hast it now?" impetuously interrogated the Persian.

"Grace!" said Eve, eagerly, advancing a step or two impetuously, and blushing like the dawn.

" "Am I to be separated from those I love?" demanded Violetta impetuously.

"And the yacht's going back to the nearest American port," he couldn't help adding, impetuously, to reassure her.

Impetuously he went to him, stooped above him.

Shall you trust me through it all?" "I shall trust you till the day of my death," said Mercy, impetuously.

" "Yes, he is, too,I know he is," said Lizzy, impetuously.

You are the youngest person I know," exclaimed Mercy, impetuously.

"Did you wish to see me?" The woman hesitated a moment, as if trying to phrase her sentence, and then burst out impetuously, with a flood of tears, "Won't you come and help me make my husband come home.

exclaimed Nancy impetuously.

But he was impetuously attacked by the Count de Lannoy with a considerable force, and perished, after a desperate defence, with full one thousand of his followers.

Several towns were rapidly reduced; but Maurice flew toward the threatened provinces, and by his active measures forced Spinola to fall back on the Rhine and take up a position near Roeroord, where he was impetuously attacked by the Dutch army.

" Hilda impetuously turned her head; their glances met for an instant, in suspicion, challenge, animosity.

The second opportunity led him impetuously into a draper's shop, where a magnificent shop-walker, after first ceremoniously handing him a high cane chair, passed on his order for pins in a deep and thrilling baritone, and retired in good order.

For that circuitous way of speaking, which we have often mentioned already, goes on more impetuously, and hurries along, until it can arrive at its end, and come to a stop.

"There isn't much moreto tell," she went on, but a good deal less impetuously.

But before she could be daunted by her misgiving it vanished; for he impetuously caught her in his arms and, utterly forgetting the onlookers, kissed her until every nerve in her body was tingling in the sweeping flame of that passion which his parting caress had stirred to vague but troublesome restlessness.

" She crimsoned and dropped her face between their contending arms while for pure anguish he impetuously added, "Maybe in God's eyes a woman has this

"Goodness, pshaw!" cried the Captain, impetuously; "it has been a mere matter of self-indulgence on my part.

Talking over the young lawyers, I'll bet; who takes which?" called back Kate, impetuously; "I don't want either.

When he walked, he swung easily along; when he moved, he moved impetuously and eagerly.

At last, however, Diego confessed his shame to his son Rodrigo, who impetuously vowed to avenge him.

"I only wish Lady Carfax were here," she exclaimed impetuously.