I suppose I attempted some sort of reply, for she broke out again more savagely than ever.

" "I shan't," he snarled, savagely, behind his screen.

She played vigorously, excitedly, savagely, to win.

Matthew paused, and then said, savagely and deliberately: "Father.

"Well, if you will have it," said Priam savagely, "I am.

He stood on the kerb of the monument, talking to himself savagely.

Hannah eyed him savagely.

While at first John Wingfield, Sr. had decided savagely that Mortimer should remain at his pleasure, now his sense of outraged egoism took an opposite turn.

"Do you know what it means to you if I do as you say?" he demanded savagely.

"There's nothing else to be done," he exclaimed savagely.

"I can't do anything with him," he declared savagely.

"Run home to your mother," growled the originator of the plan, savagely.

A more blood-curdling feat is to put the unclothed and precocious imp aforementioned under a large basket, and then run a sword savagely through and through every corner of it, and draw it out covered with gore.

" "Then I vote to stow it and pipe down with the gabbin' with the writin' chap," said Buckrow savagely.

" "Don't come no bos'n manners to me," retorted Buckrow savagely.

She hated her most savagely because, but for her, Bosio Macomer would still have been alive.

Rather savagely.

I wanted to be savagely rude to him.

He threw the reins to a groom and, savagely sullen of face, went slowly up the terrace-like steps.

Out of the corner of her eye Del saw that his gaze was bent savagely upon the ground and that his struggle for self-control was still on.

quoth the Deacon savagely to Charlie Still, of the Sun.

The joy of slaughter came savagely upon them.

Two of those wretches spent half a day bringing them up from the cellar in their helmets, and then dragging me out, would hurl them at the walls and windows, savagely rejoicing in my distress!"

" "Perhaps you mean, because no one else could be base enough to take pleasure in what amuses me?" I nodded savagely at his question.

He looked quickly at me and moved savagely, so that I drew back, and it was not till some moments later that it occurred to him that he ought to seem amused.