I shrieked out, unable to restrain myself.

Here the jester paused to fit key to lock, to strain and pant awhile ere bolts shrieked and turned, and the door yawned open.

" "I did not!" shrieked the girl, her face ablaze.

shrieked the girl again.

she shrieked, and shook her clenched fist at him.

"The girl ran to the door and let him in, but she shrieked at the sight of him when she saw him in the light.

I shrieked out.

I shrieked, utterly unconcerned with anything in the world but this tottering, fainting girl.

My real self could have shrieked when, in another instant, I saw my work.

Her mind failed her, however, in the experiment, and at the sight of some horrible figure he assumed, she shrieked, and he disappeared through the window of his castle, which overhung the lake.

She shrieked, she struggled; if she made any unfeminine use of her hands, let the urgency of the case plead her apology.

I shrieked, turning to see if my fair companion had been hit.

After the departure of her unfortunate spiritual adviser and chaplain, Madame Esmond and her son seemed to be quite reconciled: but although George never spoke of the quarrel with his mother, it must have weighed upon the boy's mind very painfully, for he had a fever soon after the last recounted domestic occurrences, during which illness his brain once or twice wandered, when he shrieked out, "Broken!

In this instant the queen shrieked out that she was poisoned.

Repentance and strong, That would have found a tongue, And shrieked the truth to heaven with madd'ning din; The truth of that dread hour, That black accursed hour, When to free you from hated fetters, I plunged my soul in sin.

my Edith!’ shrieked the young mother and sprang towards the tree.

shrieked Betty, stopping so suddenly that Libbie and Louise fell against her.

"Girls, girls, girls!" shrieked Libbie, who was in the lead, "our lunch is goneevery crumb of it!"

shrieked Betty.

It was evident even to the inexperienced Ida, that the vessel was about to start; the sailors were rushing about on deck in the haste and excitement of ordered disorder, chains were clanking, and ropes and pulleys were shrieking; and a steam whistle shrieked at intervals and added to the multitudinous noises.

thatthat farm-boy?" shrieked Elsie.

Thousands of trifles mocked at her for her blindness, thousands of unheeded voices shrieked the truth into her opened ears.

Stand right back!" shrieked the referee, for the Master was standing over his man ready to give him the coup-de-grace as he rose.

Amy shrieked forth, clinging around him to prevent his departure.

She shrieked, and tore her hair, and rushed wildly about from room to room.