Meanings of exclaim impetuously in English

The musician was speaking of Italy, and Allertssohn heard him exclaim impetuously:

He had withdrawn his arm, and released her hand, and rising she exclaimed impetuously:

The mother exclaimed impetuously:-

"Nor need you be," she exclaimed impetuously, her hands pressing mine.

"Father," she exclaimed impetuously, "are you really going toare you still determined to marry that woman?"

Holding the hand of Eugene, Hortense exclaimed impetuously, "Oh, we will punish your accusers as soon as we are strong enough."

'But you were taking their land,' Lady Bridget exclaimed impetuously, 'you had come, an invader, into their territory.

"Mother," she exclaimed impetuously, "I won't go!

"First of all, count," he exclaimed impetuously, "before we speak one other word, tell me what has happened."

It did in words also, for, as if quite against her will, she exclaimed impetuously: "The truth is, I'm jealous of them both!"

"She shall explain," she exclaimed impetuously, and she swung aside, meaning to follow Elisabeth and demand an explanation of the insult.

"Oh, you dear boy," Nelly, who had come to the door, exclaimed impetuously, "if you could but do that, every one would love you.

"Oh, Nurse," she exclaimed impetuously, seeing the old family servant still lingering in the hall, "do you suppose only people like that will want lodgings?"