Then she sat down on the sofa and cried impetuously.

I cried impetuously, holding out my hands to her.

'Nay, sir,' she cried impetuously, 'there is no need of telling.

"No, not for you," she cried impetuously, "for him, for him alone.

"Egad, then, I will!" he cried impetuously, "for the end justifies it.

"A yellow skin," she cried impetuously; "I can't bide the thought."

"Why mayn't they do what men do?" the hero cried impetuously.

"No, no," she cried impetuously, forgetting everything but the terror.

"Mademoiselle," I cried impetuously, "go home with me to America."

"Oh," she cried impetuously, "that would be mean and cowardly!

Let me feel the bearskin of the guard again, he cried impetuously, as his hands ripped open his overcoat, disclosing his uniform.

"I love him for it," the girl cried impetuously.

'I will call Clon!' she cried impetuously.

"Miss O'Shaughnessy," he cried impetuously, "can you forgive me?

"You've been listening at the door!" she cried impetuously, "and I shall never forgive you."

"Yes," she cried impetuously and passionately... "it's true...