Chandra threw up his arms, writhing in a very ecstasy of fury.

The shouts to which Caterina landed were deafening: the children screamed for very ecstasy.

Sometimes a very ecstasy of exquisite enjoyment of the entire visible universe filled me.

The Bacchic enthusiast believed himself possessed with the very ecstasy of the spirit of nature.

Now his voice rose again in pitiful appeal, a very ecstasy of loneliness and terror.

The very ecstasy of impatience and of puerile passionate temper has never been better rendered.

After that she thought not at all, gave herself up to the very ecstasy of emotion.

And as he walked at her side it was in the very ecstasy of pride and exultation.

This is the very ecstasy of love.

Knowing, too, as he seems to do, how I stand, it is the very ecstasy of malice!

To the left were the steers, pawing and tearing up the earth in a very ecstasy of impotent fury.

In a flash Tinker's face shone with a very ecstasy of pure delight, and he swooped down on the group.

If I should lose her!" As old Polonius has it, truly it was "the very ecstasy of love."

There I stood in the thickening dusk, the glorious sounds floating about me; and I trembled with very ecstasy of enjoyment.

O my love! Hyde cried, and then there was a twofold silence; the very ecstasy that no mortal words can utter.

The action of the Christ has in it a very ecstasy of giving; the bending form, indeed, is love itself, yearning and triumphant.