Clarence lifted her small white hand slowly to his lips, with that natural air of chivalrous respect which came so easily to the young men of the phalanstery, and kissed it twice over fervidly with quiet reverence.
John Creedy took her hand delicately in his andfervidly kissed the very tips of her fingers; something within him told him he must not kiss her lips.
He explained to the sailors that I was a woman, and fervidly assured them that he himself was not responsible for my appearance there.
Then, as it was presumably my last chance to tell the people and the place what I thought of them, I spent an hour and a half in fervidly doing so.
The sun struck the soldiers fervidly on helm and shield; but they kept their ranks indifferent alike to its dazzle and to the mouthings of the rabble.
Hating Rome fervidly as they loved their own country, in every revolt they were first in the field and last to leave it.
And that was just what made his deathless anger burn all the more fiercely and fervidly against his brother!
Ronson fervidly hoped that the radiation flowing through the Martian would strike him dead.
He wished fervidly that he might get another glimpse of what Robert Heinlein, two centuries before, had nostalgically called The Cool Green Hills of Earth, and again smell air that had no dust in it.
Leone Rufo dwelt on it the morefervidly from seeing Vittoria's expression of astonishment.
