Fitzpiers had sprung to his feet, and his next act was no less unpremeditated by him than it was irresistible by her, and would have been so by any woman not of Amazonian strength.
In other circumstances she would have felt some timidity at undertaking such anunpremeditated excursion alone; but her anxiety for another had cast out her fear for herself.
With the next two lines the tone must gather head to be poured forth in the last line, "In profuse strains of unpremeditated art.
Bird thou never wert, That from heaven, or near it Pourest thy full heart In profuse strains of unpremeditated art.
The quick, agile, unpremeditated turns of wit in this poem, as in some of the others, are admirably easy, and happily expressed.
The faculty of speaking on a sudden question, with unpremeditated eloquence, Quintilian says, is the reward of study and diligent application.
You cannot plead, by way of apology, the duty of an advocate, or the sudden effusion of sentiment in the heat and hurry of an unpremeditated speech.
While our attention has been focused on the military drama enacted before our eyes and recorded in the newspapers, another drama, unpremeditated but of vastly greater significance, is unfolding itself behind the stage.
He found himself involved, and quite naturally, in unpremeditated activities, running errands, forming human ties on a human basis.
In the unpremeditated conflict that took place at Ponts de Ce, the troops of the queen-mother were beaten.
The egg-shells went promptly into the garbage box, and the chairs and tables were pulled about to achieve the unpremeditated effect of our own rooms.
Though engaged beforehand, it always accomplishes its appearance with a casual and unpremeditated air.
No thought of marriage or what she was pleased to call sentimental rubbish had marred the self-forgetfulness of thatunpremeditated appeal she had made to her belief in him.
My word," said Mr. Direck in a good old Farmer Hayseed kind of voice.
It's the bicycle habit; the bicycle rights itself.
It must be very interesting," he said, "to come over here and pick up these American families of yours on the monuments and tombstones.
The slow of Speech make unpremeditated Harangues, or converse readily in Languages that they are but little acquainted with.
Sudden, unpremeditated volition may be the earliest and the most artistic, but it is not the best.
The sudden and unpremeditated wish represented by the former is wholly inferior in character to the free choice of the latter, guided and illumined by intelligence.
One of the many unpremeditated effects of Cézanne's life and work was to set artists thinking, and even arguing.
I took her ticket, got ready overnight--I like to start on these unpremeditated journeys--and here I am.
I said what I did that night upon an impulse which was as unpremeditated as it was sudden.
Stepping nearer his colleagues in his vehemence, Senator Danvers brought his unpremeditated speech to an end.
Illustration] Chapter XV An Unpremeditated Speech As the three entered the crowded chamber where the joint assembly had been once more called to order, they passed Mr. Burroughs, his wife and daughter.
Now, had he been in spirits, or had he gathered animation, and kindled by his own motion, no written lecture could have been more effectual than one of his unpremeditated colloquial harangues.
That same hour which first awakens a child to the consciousness of being observed, and to the sense of admiration, strips it of its freedom and unpremeditated graces of motion.
It was the unpremeditatedgrace and innocent audacity of the little ones that gave the charm.
There was an interchange of inquiries and comments that--unpremeditated as they were--could not but convince the auditor of the terms on which the young lady had stood with Queen Mary and her suite.
Force is no remedy, but a little of it is sometimes a good object-lesson, and the panic which this unpremeditated display occasioned amongst the valiant defenders of law and order was unmistakeable.
While I uttered this apostrophe, the unpremeditated eloquence of sentiment, I could perceive by their gestures, though the day had not yet begun to dawn, that the feelings of one or two of the company appeared to take my part.
The action seemed strange; but I at first thought it the unpremeditated result of his solemn and well-intended adjuration.
He displayed those unpremeditatedemotions which are common to almost every individual of the human race.
He meant to reach the Mount about the time the storm broke, under which circumstance nothing could bear more lightly an air of being unpremeditated than to take refuge in a chance passing.
He was not exactly on such terms with Mount Dunstan as would make a casual call seem an entirely natural thing, and he wished to drop in upon him for a casual call and in an unpremeditated manner.
But when Calhoun had come, after a moment or two of slowness in the exordium, Davis gave up trying to recite from memory, and delivered with grace and effect an unpremeditated speech of taking appropriateness.
