So, they travelled on in silence: each busied with reflections on the object which had brought them together: and no one disposed to give utterance to the thoughts which crowded upon all.
In another moment he was dragged into a labyrinth of dark narrow courts, and was forced along them at a pace which rendered the few cries he dared to give utterance to, unintelligible.
White teeth, too, could be observed, as the hyenas opened their jaws, to give utterance to their harsh laughter.
The scuffle, and the shouts which pain compelled the thief to give utterance to, awoke the landlord and the rest of the household; and before the thief could disengage himself and escape, he was secured and given into custody.
But he had scarce time to give utterance to his fears; for the next moment the tree gave way with a crash, and fell to the ground, bringing the Bushman down among its branches.
His eyes rolled faster than ever; but, although his lips appeared to move, and his tongue to wag, he was too excited to give utterance to a word.
Adelais and Rosamond could not even give utterance to the thanks which their hearts longed to express: terror froze the words that started to their lips; and, not daring to glance behind them, they hurried up the lane.
He put out his hand, which I took, and gently pressed; we still remained silent, both being too highly surcharged with mental emotion to give utterance to what we felt.
Indeed, what reply could I make that would have made any good impressions on a mind so devoid of the common feelings of humanity, as to give utterance to expressions of such a fearful import?
In another moment he was dragged into a labyrinth of dark, narrow courts, and forced along them at a pace which rendered the few cries he dared to give utterance to, wholly unintelligible.
Upon this head, rumour is silent; I have my speculations, but forbear to give utterance to them just now.
A rumour to the effect that you were looked upon as the future husband of Lady Frances Ellingham,” added Perdita, in a tremulous tone, as if scarcely daring to give utterance to the jealous suspicion that the words implied.
For some minutes they remained silent--each too profoundly the prey to ineffable emotions to give utterance to a syllable.
And I know of no more compact form in which to give utterance to my opinions, than by inserting the following letter, I wrote from my prison, to a lady friend in Mt.
Our mistress may have entertained the idea, but it is by no means certain that she thought it nice on her part to give utterance to it.
When he looked at me he seemed to read my inmost thoughts and answer them all with his eyes before I had time to open my mouth to give utterance to them.
I essayed to speak, but my tongue refused to give utterance to what I wished to say.
The law says if you have a word at your command which can destroy this man, give utterance to it; and the law must be obeyed.
White teeth, too, could be observed, as the hyenas opened their jaws, to give utterance to their harsh laughter-like cries.
Had any other than a woman dared to give utterance to the base thought, ere this he would have added one more to the list of those who have fallen by this arm.
Theodora, notwithstanding this reassuring tone, was unable to give utterance to the acknowledgments of her grateful heart.
It is not sufficient, however, for the dramatic poet to give utterance to what fills the soul of his hero, for that falls to the lot of history to perform.
The knot is made; the spectators breathe with relief and give utterance in all the streets to their admiration for the daring man and his doings high up between heaven and earth.
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