"Ef the angul Gabriel," she soliloquized, "starts in ter searchin' the earth this night fer the Lord's chosen ones, there ain't no fear but what he'll cum ter

he soliloquized, "no wonder you felt a premonitory sense of the fitness of frills!

While he is writing the second time, the Pharisee, the Accuser, and the Scribe, who have chiefly sustained the dialogue hitherto, separate, each going into a different part of the Temple, and soliloquize thus: Pharisee.

soliloquized Mike"The divil burn ye, for a guessing yankee as ye

"A cool hand!" soliloquized Allerdyke as he went downstairs.

I had heard Jacques soliloquize beneath his oak; had beheld the fair Rosalind and her companion adventuring through the woodlands; and, above all, had been once more present in spirit with fat Jack Falstaff, and his contemporaries, from the august Justice Shallow down to the gentle Master Slender, and the sweet Anne Page.

Soliloquy N. soliloquy, monologue, apostrophe; monology^. V. Soliloquize; say to oneself, talk to oneself; say aside, think aloud, apostrophize.

Even the brown thrasher, whose ordinary performance, is so full-voiced, not to say boisterous, will sometimes soliloquize, or seem to soliloquize, in the faintest of undertones.

Even the brown thrasher, whose ordinary performance, is so full-voiced, not to say boisterous, will sometimes soliloquize, or seem to soliloquize, in the faintest of undertones.

"My way to heaven lies in this direction," I soliloquized, and the quivering yacht went bounding on as I allowed wild dreams to race unchecked through my brain.

"By Jove," he exclaimed, surveying the picture, "I can paint!" Artists do occasionally soliloquize in this way.

"I'll hand the key over to Mary," soliloquized Dickie in the hollow and unnatural voice of stage confidences.

"Grandison," soliloquized his master, as he stood gazing down at his ebony encumbrance, "I do not deserve to be an American citizen; I ought not to have the advantages I possess over you; and I certainly am not worthy of Charity Lomax, if I am not smart enough to get rid of you.

"Of course, all ought to come to me and Godfrey," she soliloquized.

"That's settled," soliloquized Mrs. Stevens, with an air of intense satisfaction, as she descended the steps"her four children would make a serious gap in the little school; and now, then," continued she, "for the Roths.

he soliloquized, "I look like a murderer already," and he covered his face with his hands, and turned away from the glass.

JOHN (continuing to soliloquize)

"Sure it's a cryin' shame," he soliloquized in an undertone, quite unconscious that he was observed, "that ye should escape, ye villains.

"Just as we were starting home," soliloquized, that night, our diary, "the newsboys came crying all around, that General Beauregard had opened fire on Fort Sumter, and the war has begun.

"And the worst of it is," he soliloquized, "she'll think I did it because she asked me to let him go.

"He'll make good," soliloquized the supervisor.

In fact, Jim, who drove both routes on this day, and who peeped into the coach whenever he stopped to water, soliloquized that two fools with idees would make a quare span ef they had a neck-yoke on.

In this attitude, he begins to soliloquize, and informs the audience (what they did not know before) that, from a clump of shrubbery, he had seen fully as much as they of the preceding scene.

"But that there's crime at the core of it, or some deep disgrace," he soliloquized, "appears to me most evident, and I take his assurance in its fullest meaning that he had nothing to do with it.

He tried to soliloquize, to be facetious, to have his last grim laugh at life, but his lips made only incoherent sounds.