The agent was jubilant and triumphant, and chuckled in gleeful tones that thrilled the girls with remorse as they remembered the annihilation of McNutt's cherished melons.

Simon Craft was jubilant.

Still keeping up appearances, he had to pretend to go home to look after the pocket-book, leaving the jubilant Mr. Hills to improve the shining hour with Miss Bradshaw.

By the end of a week he was jubilant.

Still keeping up appearances, he had to pretend to go home to look after the pocket-book, leaving the jubilant Mr. Hills to improve the shining hour with Miss Bradshaw.

Young, as the day's first-born Titanic brood, Lifting their foreheads jubilant to heaven, Rose the great mountains on my opening dream.

It did not make him in the least degree jubilant, or even thankful, to know that he himself was cleared of the charge.

He is uneasy, but jubilant, for he has nearly doubled the territory and population of Prussia.

He found Germany jubilant over Schiller's "Robbers" and other writings representative of the "storm-and-stress" school, which his maturity had left far behind, his own contributions to which he had come to hate.

Here we found Moll mighty jubilant in having got her work done, and admirably she had done it, to be sure.

Perhaps the most striking peripety in Ibsen is Stockmann's fall from jubilant self-confidence to defiant impotence in the third act of An Enemy of the People.

All the greedy Mortimore family fall from the height of jubilant confidence in their new-found wealth to the depth of disappointment and exasperation.

At dusk she fastened sacking across the uncurtained windows, lighted both Cosme's lamps, bringing the second from her bedroom, and heaped up a dancing and jubilant fire upon the hearth.

"Mr. Selincourt hopes to arrive in June, and he is going to bring his daughter with him," announced Mrs. M'Kree with a shout, waving the letter in a jubilant fashion.

Never had we seen him so free from care, so genial and even jubilant."

An hour later, had the boarders listened outside the flat of the head clerk, they would have heard issuing from his bathroom the cooling murmur of running water and from his gramophone the jubilant notes of "Alexander's Ragtime Band.

She carries no flag of fashion, her clothes are but passing plain, Though she comes from a city palace all jubilant with her reign.

Oh, I remember: the scroll of song whereon were written the accents of the joyed morning-stars, when they grew jubilant that earth stood create, was let fall by an angel upon Afric's soil.

The Bishop became jubilant at the prospect.

The conspirators were jubilant at the complete success of their plans.

All manner of torture is being inflicted by jubilant demons upon the souls that have fallen into their clutches.

Imagine the rapture of wrecks from the gutter and waifs from the slum, When first on their ears falls the jubilant thrill of the sky-soaring lark, or the wild bee's low hum!

They had marched well and fought valiantly, and they had gained a great victory; all the little stockaded forts, all the rough log-cabins on the scattered clearings, were jubilant over the triumph.

The streets of Tallahassee were clustered with these jubilant people going here and there to get a glimpse of the Yankees, their liberators.

It is remembered by Willis that the slaves were jubilant but not boastful.