Oh, how often I laughed within my own breast, being enraptured with myself, and taking glory unto myself because of such things, just as if I were a real goddess!

She knew something good was in store for her and like all girls was enraptured at the thought of visiting new and interesting scenes.

MELISSA, ecstasized over Lake Tahoe, and Yo Semité, and the Big Trees, and was delighted, enchanted, and enraptured in the most thorough and conscientious manner.

They are, indeed, in themselves, very sweet; "And we, at sober eve, would round thee throng, Hanging enraptured on thy stately song!" in particular, perhaps.

In a few days I availed myself of a passage-boat which was going to Mayence, and was quite enraptured with the view on all sides.

Hinpoha stood enraptured before the instrument.

The feathery songster drew his head to one side and appeared to be completely enraptured at the wonderful voice of the young singer.

Doctor Baliardo, a Neapolitan philosopher, has so applied himself to the study of the Moon, and is enraptured to such an extent with the mysteries of that orb, that he has come steadfastly to believe in a lunar world, peopled, ruled and regulated like the earth.

As a child, he had adored tales of travel and far-away adventure, and had always evinced great courage and endurance, returning home enraptured from interminable rambles, and never uttering complaints, however badly his feet might be blistered.

I had lived with Petrarch, stood enraptured beside the easel of Angelo and Raphael.

He stood enraptured in front of wonderful show windows, and he had the joy of choosing fifteen things from piles of bright tin trumpets, drums, jumping-jacks, and picture-books.

and everybody who fiddles or pipes a song or composes is enraptured over the expression.