Dorothy threw her arms around her little friend and hugged and kissed her rapturously, and Toto barked joyfully and Button-Bright smiled a happy smile and consented to sit on the soft cushions close beside the Princess.
Of course Toto made for Dorothy at once, barking joyfully at his release from the dark pocket.
He taketh forced toll, and spareth none of the Danish people, butjoyfully wageth war, putteth them to sleep and feedeth on them, and expecteth no fight from the Danes.
And another succeeds thereto who joyfully distributeth gifts, the old treasure of the earl, and careth not for terrors.
The little oasis that she had hailed so joyfully had become utterly repugnant and she was impatient to get away from it.
Somewhere outside the house, yet near, the dog was loudly, joyfully crying.
Aunt Basha followed joyfully in the wake, and behold, everything was easy.
Hur, her husband, she had heard farther, had joyfully yielded the guidance of the warriors to the son of Nun.
As soon as the youth had joyfully assured him that such was the case, Nun threw his arms around the boy's shoulders, that henceforth his own blood, instead of a stranger, should protect him from the violence of the storm.
Be strong and steadfast" were the brief contents, and raising his head he joyfully exclaimed: "Those words are balm to my soul.
When King Magnus came to Denmark he was joyfully received.
Thorgny received him joyfully and kindly, and bade him go to the seat he was accustomed to take.
Magnus Olafson advanced to the town (Nidaros), where he was joyfully received.
King Margad fell, and every man, old and young, who followed him; and after that great victor, Guthorm and all his people returned home joyfullywith all the booty they had gained by the battle.
From thence the king returned to Norway, and was joyfully welcomed on his return to his kingdom (A.
The little knot of Durhamites shrieked joyfully and waved their cherry-and-white banners.
At second Apthorpe was sitting on the bag, joyfully kicking his heels into the earth.
And he put a second louis into the man's hand, who joyfully set off on his return.
After reading it, the missionary Wyneken joyfully exclaimed, "God be praised, there are more Lutherans in America!
How joyfully he met death can be seen from the words he addressed to the Romans: "I am seeking Him who died for us; He is my gain that has been preserved for me.
Thereby many received true information on the Lutheran doctrine, recognized its entire agreement with Holy Scriptures and with the doctrine of the Apostolic Church, and joyfully accepted it as their own.
On the 16th of June they closed the debate, and Luther returned joyfully to Wittenberg.
Thus by God's wonderful providence he was relieved of this care for his daily bread and could now joyfully devote himself entirely to his studies.
Were they lying dormant in her heart that summer when the squire drove home his harvest, and her mother went joyfully up and down the sunny old rooms, always devising something for her girls' comfort or pleasures?
And the true watchers are joyfully exclaiming: "Behold the Bridegroom!
In Yeddo, with this nondescript political status, and cut off from any means of livelihood, he was joyfully supported by those who sympathised with his design.
This was of course only a matter of conjecture on which it was useless to speculate, and the boys joyfully took possession of the good fortune that had so providentially been wafted, as it were, to their very feet.
And they too, like Catharine, thought that their friends were not far distant; joyfully they climbed the hills and shouted aloud, and Wolfe was coaxed and caressed and besought to follow them to point out the way they should take.
Yes," shejoyfully cried, "I knew that I should see him again.
Petulantly Louis chid these discordant minstrels of the night, and joyfully he hailed the first gush of moonlight that rose broad and full and red over the Oak Hills to the eastward.
He reached Monticello on the 25th of July, and was there joyfully welcomed by his children and grandchildren.
In a private station I have not a wish for expensive living, but, whatever my fair countrywomen may think, and I hear they envy my situation, I will most joyfully exchange Europe for America, and my public for a private life.
I ask nothing better, and subscribe joyfully to that condition.
Friedrich had a Note from Villiers, signifying joyfully that his Polish Majesty would accept Peace.
In his stately palace, that stood without the walls of Aleppo, they joyfully seized a well-furnished magazine of arms, a stable of fourteen hundred mules, and three hundred bags of silver and gold.
She thanked them joyfully in like manner, and said that she also had felt since yesterday afternoon that the spell was unbound.
Rejoiced was the farmer when he again heard the notes; and with the earliest dawn he went to the castle and joyfully met the youth.
His consent thus given, the host joyfully conducted him to the king and praised throughout the whole city the courageous resolution of his guest.
The crow immediately appeared, and hopped joyfully about the room, and thanked the princess for her courageous behaviour, for the sufferings of the unhappy bird were already lessened.
In the hope that they might find human help they joyfully approached it; they listened for some sound, but the deepest silence prevailed all around.
All the others thanked him for his kind proposal, andjoyfully accepted his invitation.
Up there stood the great golden sheaf of grain about which the birds of heaven gathered joyfully for their Christmas feast, while inside the cottage food was scanty, as usual.
They joyfully shared with the children the two rolls and the half-tankard of milk which were such luxuries.
The very abruptness of its introduction, without any explanation as to the speaker, suggests how swiftly and joyfully the Father hastens to meet the returning prodigal while he is yet afar off.
Babel of voices stuns us, and on every side are pretenders to the throne which they fancy vacant, let us joyfully welcome all change, and hopefully anticipate the future.
We cannot estimate the hindrances of the Christian life too lightly; if we do so knowing them, and thinking little of them because we think so joyfully of Christ our helper.
So the guinea-hen was delivered to Philip, who set off joyfully with his prize, and was soon in sight of Farmer Price's cottage.
The brindled cow was bought, and Arthur and Carlo and Rosetta most joyfully accepted the invitation.
Many of those joyfully joined the revolution on Garibaldi's appearance, and gave money from their treasures, and offered their church bells to melt into cannon, preached, and even fought for liberty and Victor Emanuel.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "joyfully" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: cheerfully; gaily; gladly; happily; hopefully; joyfully; lightly; pleasantly
