When the great French man-of-war Vigilant came to the aid of the beleaguered fortress, Warren joyously captured the monster, in full sight of Louisbourg and under the big guns there.
A vast coterie of the select hovered about the flower booth all the evening, and the cousins joyously realized they had scored one of the distinct successes of the Kermess.
Uncle John laughed joyously when told that the expenses of the flower booth would fall on the shoulders of his girls and there was no later recompense.
How joyouslythe sun's rays seemed to play around the glittering axe that was to end a career of secret crime!
It soars joyously upward now, and shall be to us an omen of hope and happiness.
The final sum and substance of it all was to devise ways and means (since our men were the firstjoyously and cheerfully to appear) how to keep them from being heard [block the reading of the Augustana].
Here he was joyously received by Count Albrecht of Prussia, whom he had gained for the Reformation in 1523.
Five or six hymns are joyously sung, and five or six short prayers offered between, and thus the evening hour passes happily in the fellowship of God.
I shall make him once more as healthy and frolicsome as the squirrel on the tops of the trees," joyously laughed Klytia.
Erastus gazed long and joyously about him and drew in long thirsty draughts the first delicious breath of freedom.
Steve, who was having the time of his life, beamed joyously when the whistle, starting the third period, found him still in the line-up.
Then her right half romped back for a try at goal and joyously booted the ball.
Mrs. Poskett tripped joyously to Madame's house; knocked, and was admitted.
At the present moment the dear soul is joyously darning my socks.
And off he went on his donkey, holding his head up high in air, with the plume in his cap wagging joyously in the breeze.
And in the chariots were none but men and women dancing and drinking and playing most joyously on fifes and drums and bagpipes and shawms.
Ravenslee, pocketing his pipe, clapped him joyously upon the shoulder.
The Tzigani thus saluted the embarkation of the guests; and the clear, bright sunshine enveloped the whole boat with a golden aureole, joyously illuminating the scene of feverish gayety and childish laughter.
He leaped lightly out upon the gravel, which cracked joyouslybeneath his feet; and, as he advanced through the aromatic garden, to the villa where Marsa awaited him, he said to himself that no man in the world was happier than he.
France also exercised a powerful fascination over Marsa's imagination; and she departed joyously for Paris, accompanied by the Tzigana, her mother, who felt like a prisoner set at liberty.
Mary, it is a terrible trial to yield you up, when I looked forward so joyously to the future.
That lady was reading, as they entered, but threw aside her book, and advancedjoyously to greet them.
A bright day in April drew near its close, and the golden rays of the spring sun poured joyously through the open casement into the chamber of death.
I suppose they are joyously welcomed by the Mexicans here, who have ever regarded with jealous eyes Protestant settlers.
Once in her room, she locked the door and joyously dressed in the old way, a yellow silk handkerchief wound about her flowing dark hair, and the gorgeous crimson and gold shawl draped about her shoulders.
See, Miss Nan," the little fairy called joyously when the task was done, "see my pitty mat!
Nan joyously ran across the lawn and caught the outstretched hands of the little lady.
Oh, it is the most exciting thing that ever happened in all my life," the other girl exclaimed joyously as she sat on the window seat facing her friend.
Under a gnarled plum-tree, that for uncounted years had braved the snow and answered joyously the first call of spring, a little maiden stood and held out eager hands to catch the falling blossoms.
Gabrielle exclaimed, joyouslyhurrying out of the coupe.
And he stretched himself at ease in his great chair, and laughed so joyously that I mentally asked his pardon for my suspicions, and pronounced myself a complete fool to have had such an idea enter my brain.
At this moment clear voices came ringing from the garden; it was Paula's brothers, who had finished their task in the house, and now were joyously hurrying to their favorite spot where they were certain of finding their sister.
And he joyously rubbed his hands, and declared that he felt like a bear that itched in all his seven senses.
Had he not wretchedly darkened my own life, which of late had been so pleasantly lightened, and was he not joyously basking in the sunshine from which he had expelled me?
Babbling buoyantly by banks and bushes, Laughingly onward you speed to the sea, While from your mossy sides, joyously gushes Fountains from Nature's bowl, healthful and free.
Often afterward Kenny remembered her there in the half twilight of the kitchen, joyously crying out his name.
He filled his lungs with the wind of the open country, drank in the enchantment of the morning and the dusk, his nostrils joyously alive to the smell of the furrowed ground and a hint of burgeoning wild flowers.
He found home in the farm kitchen and joyously pumping homely hands, stepped at once on the tail of Hannah's cat.
Kenny had the supreme gift of living intensely and joyously in the present and the present for him shone in the soft brown eyes of the ferryman in the stern.
And joyously was I received, and verily did we welcome one another heartily, and rejoice over our reunion.
And right joyously did we ride without drawing rein, and exactly at the hour named, we arrived at the place where my dear lady sometimes sojourned.
But, to sum up briefly, I tell you that I ofttimes afterward with great delight saw the fair one in whom I put my trust, and joyously did I receive from her, in large measure, loving comfort the which still dwells in my memory.
It was the hour when the earliest windows of the great city openjoyously on the roofs.
I was joyously warming her at my fire, when she laughed as she suckled, when I made her tiny feet creep up my breast to my lips?
David came running joyously home two or three times, for more clothes, or to see the rabbits, or to hang about her neck and tell her of his journey.
When, having, as it were, displayed his sling and his bag of pebbles, he was ready to run joyously back to the other home, she kissed him silently and with a strange new consciousness of the everlasting difference between them.
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