I kept quiet, yet internally I was much agitated: my pulse fluttered, and the blood left my cheek, which turned cold.
The character of his face was quite Scotch; but there was feeling in his eye, and emotion in his now agitated countenance.
" An agitated German waiter had appeared upon the scene.
We had just got comfortably settled when Felicity said in an agitated whisper, "Here is Peg Bowen!
This rape of the lock did not produce quite such terrible consequences as the more famous one in Pope's poem, but Cecily's soul was no less agitated than Belinda's.
" "She's coming to the back door," said Felicity, with an agitated glance around the kitchen.
"Well, it's inhuman cruelty, that's what it is," said Miss Cornelia, violently agitated.
The nearer I got to the house the more agitated I grew; and on catching sight of it I trembled in every limb.
Arrived at the spot on which grew the first beautiful trees of the forest, their foliage slightly agitated by the breeze, the stranger appeared greedily to drink in the penetrating odor which filled the atmosphere, and a long sigh escaped from his chest.
The atmosphere, violently agitated by the electric commotions, could not recover its former purity, and there was almost invariably rain and fog, except for three or four fine days on which several excursions were made.
Thrown in the air by some unknown power, he rose ten feet above the surface of the lake, fell again into the midst of the agitated waters, and then soon gained the shore, without any severe wounds, miraculously saved.
Herbert, however, agitated by vague presentiments, several times manifested an intention to go to meet Neb.
But while so many catastrophes were taking place on land and at sea, a drama not less exciting was being enacted in the agitated air.
As the first sled approached, an air of relief pervaded the agitated party, for it was driven by Mr.
" And he sank into a seat and looked around him with quite an agitated countenance, until with the greatest difficulty Lord Fauntleroy managed to explain that the walls were not lined entirely with the portraits of the progeny of his great-uncle.
" It really made him feel quite agitated to speak of it.
He looked as if he had been hurried or agitated; his dry, keen old face was actually pale.
Errol looked a little pale and agitated.
Hobbs looked agitated.
In the first moment they were both too much agitated to speak; for Stephen had learned from the servant that the others were gone out.
