I legged it through the empty road, flung myself round a corner, and came plump upon the combatants.
At the courtyard of the inn I flung myself from my horse and strode to the taproom where my companions awaited me.
I flung myself on the ground, gnawed the earth, and swallowed it; and then I looked round; it was almost total darkness in the dingle, and the darkness added to my horror.
I flung myself down by him and put my arms round his neck, the creature whinnied, and appeared to sympathise with me; what a comfort to have any one, even a dumb brute, to sympathise with me at such a moment!
Wearied and panting, I flung myself on its bank, and gazed upon it.
I flung myself, I remember, with clasped hands, on the sofa and fixed my eyes on the floor.
With what a bitter emotion in my soul I flung myself down in the bottom of the boat and, like Repetilov, asked to be taken anywhere, anywhere away!
Knowing that sleep was out of the question in my then frame of mind, I merely substituted the clothes I intended to wear in the morning for those I had on, and, wrapping my dressing-gown round me, flung myself on the bed.
I flung myself down on the floor, crushing my hands against my ears.
Then suddenly I flung myself on my knees, and prayed--though what about and to whom I cannot say.
I waited on until sick at heart I flung myself on my knees beside my bed and prayed that God would comfort her.
About this time I again began to feel drowsy; I therefore arose, and having prepared for myself a kind of couch in the tent, I flung myself upon it and went to sleep.
As for me, I flung myself into an arm chair, and gave way to an excess of merriment, which only enraged the spectators more: many were the glances of anger, many the murmurs of reproach directed against me.
After this splendid repast, I flung myself back on my chair with the complacency of a man who has dined well, and dozed away the time till the hour of dressing.
I opened the case and pressed the miniature to my heart, flung myself on the bed face downwards, and sobbed and sobbed.
I flung myself back in the cab and cried as though my heart would break.
I rushed up to my own room, and there I flung myselfon my bed and cried as though my very heart would break.
When the Regent admitted me, I flung myself on my knee, and told him, verbatim, all that had happened.
I tarried no more: I flung myself on my horse, and rode on as if I were speeding to, and not from, my bride.
I flung myself on my horse, and cast not a look behind as I rode from the towers and domains of which I had been despoiled.
She looked so kind, so energetic, and so happy that I flung myself at once into her arms.
I jumped about in delight, and gave free vent to my joy, but on seeing tears in my mother's eyes I flung myself in her arms.
I clapped my hands, laughed aloud, flung myself on mamma and nearly stifled her with kisses.
Here I flung myself on the turf and waited impatiently for daylight.
I know that when it was over, and we parted sulky and bruised each his own way, I flung myself on my face at the edge of the cliff and wished I had never been born.
I flung myself at the man on the step just as he raised his club, and sending him sprawling on to the road, levelled my weapon at his head.
Enraptured with my paradisaical carpet, I flung myself upon it, and my recumbent form, as it pressed the perfumes, was indeed that of Mahomet's Houri.
At ten, I flung myself on my bed, in hopes to have dreams portentous of my future fate; for heroines are remarkably subject to a certain prophetic sort of night-mare.
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