" "No judge in the country would do that," he cried stormily.

She saw him no more till evening; then he looked excited, played stormily, and would sing in defiance of danger.

They were bright and hard, and they flickered stormily upon him when she lifted her gaze from the pan of frying potatoes and saw who it was standing in the doorway.

THE PHEASANT-HEN [Coming and going stormily.

The tranquil emptiness of her beauty had filled itself stormily.

"Look!" said the Angel; and the Prince Bishop saw a little blue-winged bird which perched on the stout yoke beam fastened to the horns of the oxen, and sang such a heavenly song of rest and contentment that the big shaggy creatures ceased to blow stormily through their nostrils, and drew long tranquil breaths instead.

don't you think it is a pretty low-down thing to be taking a man's character away, directly there's a rumour going round that he is dead?" asked Miles stormily.

Failing purposely, his father stormily held; a theory supported by the good work he did subsequently at Yale.

Vera declared stormily on the verge of indignant tears.

" Whitney had been tramping stormily up and down the room.

she finished stormily, and stood looking defiantly at the girls, her head thrown back, her breast heaving, her whole body quivering with passion.

The stress of mind engendered by the alternating of these themes of suffering would have rendered life an unbearable burden to John, had he not found anchorage in an invincible belief in God, a belief which set in stormily for the pomp and opulence of Catholic ceremonial, for the solemn Gothic arch and the jewelled joy of painted panes, for the grace and the elegance and the order of hieratic life.

"If Dicky has spoken of my feeling toward Miss Draper, even to you," I began stormily, feeling every instinct outraged.

In his old age, with abundant snow-white hair, he still showed the hot Irish blood on the lightest provocation, stormily angry for a moment and easily appeased.

she demanded stormily.

Her stormily drawn breath became more even.

It was pallid like an old sunset, and her breath came and went stormily.

He was stormily pleased to be in it, and at the same time scornful of it.

The blood rushed into Pickering’s face and he turned toward Larry stormily.

Then I broke upon her stormily.

My nerves were keyed to a breaking pitch and I turned upon him stormily.

Both she and her friend knew that all her religious habits were alien to Sir Harry, and that what he had freely permitted, sometimes shared at Rockpier, was now only winked at, and that if he had guessed the full extent of her observances he would have stormily issued a prohibition.