But is this giving us a specimen of that "liberality and generosity and hospitality" of those "English Country Gentlemen," whose praises he so loudly sang last winter?
Here, as everywhere else, I hear every creature speak loudly in praise of Mr. Coke.
A boy for instance, shows all at once a sudden increase of volume and finds it difficult to sing unless quite loudly or softly.
The vowel o is suggested because it has been found easier to secure the use of the head-register with this vowel than with ah, when it is sought to break up the habit of singing loudly and coarsely.
Softly and loudly are relative terms, and subject to wide diversity of interpretation.
His cheeks were hot and his heart was beating so loudly that it was surely no wonder that Herr Lutz had discovered his malady.
He found the little wicket that led into the garden, and, stepping over the heavy wet grass, he banged loudly with the knocker on the door and called again "Stephen.
But the zealous rabbi of Toledo, Meir Abulafia Halevi, the old antagonist of the Maimunist tendency, loudly raised his voice.
This abuse, engrafted on the farming system, incalculably aggravated its evils and called loudly for redress.
The silence that reigned, broken by the loud barking of dogs as he came close, proved that no stranger had yet arrived, and he knocked loudly at the door.
The next evening, when they entered a village to buy food, the man in the shop, after looking at them, suddenly seized Jacob, and shouted loudly for help.
Then she had knocked loudly at the door; but the sentry had given no answer either to that or to her entreaties for a hearing.
The booths along the main streets were filled with goods, and at these the apprentices shouted loudly to all passer-by, "What d'ye lack?
Harry and his followers mixed among the groups, and aided in inflaming the temper of the people by passing jeering remarks, and loudly questioning the statements of the preachers.
But the general voice loudlycharged him with far deeper guilt.
To the royal office, and the royal person, they loudly and sincerely professed the strongest attachment.
He was loudly accused of being a Papist, nay, a Jesuit.
The multitude, which a few months before had received the dying declarations of Oates's victims with mockery and execrations, now loudly expressed a belief that Stafford was a murdered man.
The collectors were loudlyaccused of performing their unpopular duty with harshness and insolence.
Nay, they so far forgot the doctrine which, while the memory of the civil war was still recent, they had loudly professed, that they even attempted to wrest the command of the militia out of the King's hands.
The Church of England meantime condemned both Calvinists and Papists, and loudly boasted that no duty was more constantly or earnestly inculcated by her than that of submission to princes.
The day of trial came; and the very men who had most loudly and most sincerely professed this extravagant loyalty were, in every county of England arrayed in arms against the throne.
Travellers indeed complained loudly of the narrowness and meanness of the streets.
The House of Commons loudly applauded the treaty; and some uncourtly grumblers described it as the only good thing that had been done since the King came in.
They therefore refused supplies, and clamoured for disbanding as loudly as they had just before clamoured for arming.
They boasted loudly of their increasing wealth, and of the immense sales of cloth which took place in the open air on the bridge.
He was therefore loudly accused, by his old associates, of fickleness and ingratitude.
Loudly we shouted as the monster lay an inanimate mass on the surface of the deep.
The ship was plunging as heavily as before, and the wind was howling and the sea roaring as loudly as ever.
It would have been well if he had continued his caution, but when he had got about half way on his return, he took it into his head to run, laughing loudly at the success of his exploit.
They were laughing loudly and talking; and as they flourished their spears and rifles, they boasted how they would treat any Indians who might dare to attack them.
We eagerly stooped down and lapped up some of the delicious fluid, and then shouted loudly to our friends to come and enjoy the valued luxury with us.
I then and there declared loudly that it was well for the offender that I had not been at home, and that if ever he tried his tricks with me he would find out his mistake.
He was also bound on such occasions to make a great noise, dance the war dance, and fire muskets (I finding the powder), and to declare loudly what he would have done had he only been in time.
Fortunately for the king was such precaution taken; for, almost immediately after, a number of Gowrie's friends and servants rushed to the gallery, loudly demanding their lord and kinsman.
Lords and gentlemen were calling loudly for their horses.
Unfortunately, a hound had been permitted to follow the whites, and as the trail became fresh, and the scent warm, she followed it with eagerness, baying loudly and giving the alarm to the Indians.
They instantly seized it, and held on till they were carried down more than a mile, loudly calling for help as they went along; but what aid could we render them?
As the party rode briskly along, (and the pony now kept in advance,) the horses' hoofs rattled as loudly on the baked ground as if it were a plank floor.
Some time after midnight other lions were heard coming on from other airts, and my old friend commenced roaring so loudly that the native thought it proper to wake me.
It thundered loudly and the winds blew; trees fell down; and when the mists and clouds cleared away, they were gone--gone forever.
The loons were laughing loudly and the diving was fast and merry to see.
Pine-squirrels chattered gayly, and loudly proclaimed what the wind had told; and all the shadows were preparing for a great journey to the Sand Hills, where the ghost-people dwell.
Two hearts beat loudly as Fine Bow fitted his arrow to the bowstring.
Later, he learned that the men whose orders are always obeyed do not talk loudly nor in guttural.
Riches and roguery were spoken of in one breath, unless the gentleman was present--and then we curtsied, cringed or crawled, and laughedloudly at all his jokes.
In the distance a dog began to bark, and kept on barking loudly and uneasily, but although Inman cursed it in his heart he did not allow it to affect his movements.
A moment later it was repeated, more loudly and this time not so successfully, for there was something less of the bird and more of the schoolboy in it—a note of triumph that is missing from the bird’s call.
He said that he had been sitting down, he confessed to half dozing, when he heard loud voices in the room, and then Renfield had called out loudly several times, "God!
The storm was fearful, and as it boomed loudly among the chimney pots, it made me shudder.
His loosely packed ball broke in a splash on the back of the Boy's parki, and Kaviak was loudly cheered.
It appears extraordinary that a people who loudly declare their respect for science, should be entirely without observatories.
After the first wild burst that followed their prostration, the meanings, in many instances, became loudly articulate; and I then experienced a strange vibration between tragic and comic feeling.
Some were loudly lamenting their own fate, others the fate of those dear to them.
Now that it was too late, the Prince was stricken with remorse and began loudly to bewail the violence of his late anger.
The Frenchmen, on seeing what was going forward, clamoured loudly for rum; for French sailors, and especially under the circumstances in which these were placed, generally show as strong an inclination for spirits as do Englishmen.
The boat dashed on, the mate and the crew shouting loudly in the hope of scaring off the bird; but heeding not their cries, downwards it flew with a fearful swoop.
Walter did as the mate told him, still continuing to shriek out as loudly as before.
The crew loudlyinsisted that chase should be given, and that she should be overhauled, many even of the better-disposed joining in the cry.
False Alarms Little Mary one day mostloudly did call, "Mamma!
Conversation was impossible, as she had only one tooth, round which her speech whistled unintelligibly, and she hiccuped loudly once in every half-hour.
There was a little window with a deep seat into which we squeezed and loudly demanded eggs, bread and cheese.
