Now began the triumphant march to Bloemfontein, with the joyful tidings of the relief of Ladysmith.
The young men were therefore taken down to Cape Town, leaving Fred Weldon to represent them on the triumphantmarch to Pretoria.
LENIN had been too thorough; instead of a victory that might have ended the War and saved thousands of lives, we saw this already triumphant army, equipped through British industry, melt into a disorganised rabble.
Against the door the night winds rave Like outcast dogs, their lot deploring; Triumphant over wind and wave Rises my landlord's lusty snoring.
It was some hidden creature of triumphant youth with a curious, heady thirst for admiration.
If they do resign there will be no repetition of the scenes of their former expulsion and triumphant return to power.
Now, then, nothing remains but a Tory Government; the Whigs are triumphant that Stanley will have nothing to do with it.
Nothing can be imagined more painful on both sides than his approaching interview with the once rejected and now triumphant Whigs.
He did not understand the triumphant expression of the dark eyes as they glanced at Lady Peters.
The triumphant party of moderate Presbyterians, who probably represented most faithfully the feeling of the nation, acted throughout with considerable wisdom.
Triumphant horse-races set the whole Court abob and in movement.
I left you young, beautiful, adored, and triumphantin the land of enchantments.
Splendidly apparelled, and riding the loveliest of milk-white steeds, his Majesty proceeded upon his triumphant way, surrounded by the flower of French nobility, and scattering money as he went.
Now this reasoning appeared, doubtless, very triumphant to the worthy Doctor: and yet a very little acquaintance with physiology would have taught him that he was enunciating an absurdity.
The existence of Coprolites--the fossilized excrement of animals--has been considered a more than ordinarily triumphant proof of real pre-existence.
Daun's Grenadiers, and Infantry generally, are in triumphant spirits; confident of victory, as they may reasonably be.
At Crossen, triumphant Soltikof has found no Austrian Junction, nor anything additional to live upon.
He staggered towards the doorway, steadied himself with an effort, and made a shot at it with triumphant success, for he found himself now in the little entrance-hall.
His triumphant glance shifted continually from Iémon to the onlookers, as the former struggled bravely with a desperate position.
Triumphant reference was made to recent public disasters--of plague, pestilence, famine, and tax levies.
I ask it by that exceeding great joy which filled thy soul when the Redeemer of the world, triumphant over death and hell, entered into the possession of His kingdom, and conducted thee also into it with especial honors.
It was appealing, with a sort of triumphant confidence, to some power above, heaven perhaps.
Art must be all or nothing, must be utterly triumphant or else perish with uncontaminated soul.
Soon o’er the world will all men see Triumphantglorious liberty.
Lincoln and Hamlin, wise and great, Our star-lit standard bear Triumphant to the helm of State, And these their heralds are.
Molly looked disturbed, while the black-eyed Judith standing nearby flashed a triumphant smile, as much as to say: "It only serves you right for pushing in out of turn.
Judy gave Molly a triumphant glance, as much as to say, "You see what you have done.
Calling ground," boomed thetriumphant voice of the first of the student pilots Calhoun had trained.
Triumphant and scornful reports went up to the hovering great ships.
The high priest, the doctors of the law, the senators, and all the wicked pharisees, followed with a triumphant and greedy regard the execution of the punishment.
She never doubted the truth of what he had told her--she had seen it in his own triumphant eyes.
She spared no detail, and even repeated the insult Mrs. Barker had cast upon her with the triumphant reproach that her husband would not believe her.
Acknowledge with bowed head, joyous, thankful heart the successive, marvelous evidence of His triumphant power in the course of the hundred years elapsed since the last crowning act of His meteoric ministry.
It registered its initial success with the triumphantconclusion of the first stage of its operation in the republics of the Western Hemisphere.
The hour destined to mark the triumphant conclusion of the second stage in their historic, divinely conferred, world-encircling mission has not yet struck.
Now all is dark, All blind and dismal, most triumphant mischief!
Hope was triumphant through the land, roses advanced to double their price: the attar was adulterated to meet the exorbitant demand; and nightingales were almost worshipped; but this could not last.
I feigned to be less averse to him, and before our journey was over, had used all my powers of fascination with triumphant success.
I assumed a delighted air, and shook hands with him with triumphant energy.
All at once an enormous negro, dressed in black, with a paunch beneath his jean waistcoat, which was covered with charms, his face shining as if it had been polished, passed before them with a triumphant air.
He returned in two days with a joyous, triumphant air.
The quality of his story was unrivalled, but at the same time it must be acknowledged that there were some who, for the sake of discussion, desired to place a young reputation in opposition to the triumphant brutality of Zola.
He knew nothing of the delicious anguish of expectation, the divine vibration of a hand in yours, of the ecstasy of triumphant passion.
Patissot was filled with a boundless, triumphant joy; he wished to have the fish fried for himself alone.
But one evening her husband reached home with a triumphant air and holding a large envelope in his hand.
The triumphant tormentor cried: "You can see plainly that he has no papa.
She spoke of her successes, her intoxications and her friends, of her whole triumphant existence.
