" He again checked himself, and Rhoda, much surprised, and even shocked, said, stammeringly "I am sure, sir, that dear Charles would not intentionally say or do anything that could offend you.

" "II didn't meanI'm sorry" began Royal, stammeringly; when "Royal!

And all in a moment Tudor found himself speaking,not of his own volition, not the words he had meant to speak, but nervously, stammeringly, giving utterance to the thoughts that suddenly welled over from his soul.

His Excellency literally took possession of the house, as Don Timoteo stammeringly begged him to do.

these sciences that are yet in their infancy, in which hypothesis speaks stammeringly, and imagination rules, these are the domain of the poet as much as of the scientist.

Toby stopped reluctantly, and he and Father Orin waited with visible unwillingness, until Tommy Dye came up again and stammeringly began what he had to say.

At one of these Dunwody knocked, and the frightened tenant, at first almost speechless at the sight of so many armed men, stammeringly informed him that the steamer had passed late that evening and was, in his belief, tied up at a little towhead island not

"I would never have believed," I began stammeringly; "I never thoughtwhy, it's a miracleit's" "Yes, a miracle," repeated Mrs. Magnus.

"I'm Flora Bridger; you know, my father has taken up a ranch over on Shell Creek, and" "I'm very glad to meet you," said Charming Billy stammeringly.

"And then I should like to have a nice, large, cheerful house, where mother could come and stay with me, for two or three months at a time, and get clear away from the worries of house-keeping and" the tyranny of father, I am about to add, but pull myself up with a jerk, and substitute lamely and stammeringly "andandothers.

On he went, hastily and stammeringly, like a man who has but a moment in which to speak, only a moment before some everlasting farewell.

She knew now why he had stammeringly refused to receive her father's offer to buy back the goods he had given him; she knew now how hardly gained was the pittance that paid his rent and supported his childish vanity and grotesque pride.