Meanings of talking cheerfully in English

We crossed the ferry and took to the trail, Pierre Grignon talking cheerfully.

After talking cheerfully for a few minutes, he risked the question:

Some were laughing and talking cheerfully, while others lay with their eyes closed.

They were talking cheerfully of motors, of trips to California, of Chum Frink.

They were talking cheerfully together, laying their plans for the winter which was so near.

He kept me some time talking cheerfully about a hunting trip we meant to make.

They went on talking cheerfully, dreaming of no harm.

They sat down to supper, Manston still talking cheerfully.

The little Latin priest explored and admired everything exhaustively, talking cheerfully but in a low voice all the time.

The others were talking cheerfully.

He kept on talking cheerfully, optimistically, as if he wished to prevent the gloom of night to overwhelm them.

Every one was talking cheerfully.

He led her by the hand back to Pacific Avenue, talking cheerfully as if it were a matter of course.

She tried to banish the fears that this knowledge brought her by talking cheerfully of the certainty of procuring seabird eggs.

Bertram who had been talking cheerfully and smoking a good deal, put his arm round her waist and ran her upstairs.

She passed five hours by her friend's side, sometimes in remonstrance, sometimes talking cheerfully, oftener in silence and terrified mental supplication.