' seemed to be written like a note of exclamation on every brow; the monotony of the congratulations fatigued her as much as her involuntary efforts to grasp what each speaker had left unsaid of innuendo, malice, envy or sycophancy.
Young Tom laughed loud at her exclamation.
She recalled the surprising dexterity with which he counted the coins, the peculiar smell of the bags, and her mother's bland exclamation, 'Eh, Ephraim!
In a moment, without exclamation, I had rushed on the haunted couch; nothing leaped out, or sprung, or stirred; all the movement was mine, so was all the life, the reality, the substance, the force; as my instinct felt.
Holmes laid his hand upon him and held it up again with an exclamation of horror.
At every turn Baskerville gave an exclamation of delight, looking eagerly about him and asking countless questions.
Sir Henry Baskerville listened with the deepest attention and with an occasional exclamation of surprise.
As he entered his eyes fell upon the stick in Holmes's hand, and he ran towards it with an exclamation of joy.
The surprise petrified her an instant: she uttered an inarticulate exclamation, and stood fixed.
" This exclamation was caused by her pushing the hat from her head, and retreating to the chimney out of my reach.
" I cried, checking the exclamation risen to his lips at the sight which met him, and the bleak atmosphere of the chamber.
" Herbert was about to utter an exclamation, but a sign from the captain arrested him.
At this exclamation Ayrton opened his eyes, and, gazing at Harding, then at the others,— "You!
And the exclamation was natural, for it was a southern whale, eighty feet long, a giant of the species, probably not weighing less than a hundred and fifty thousand pounds!
Minot took her things off with a cordial welcome, but Jill never said a word, for, after one exclamation, she lay staring about her, dumb with surprise and delight at what she saw.
" Poor Molly Loo looked much ashamed as she made excuses, trying at the same time to mend matters by seizing Boo and dusting him all over with her handkerchief, giving a pull at his hair as if ringing bells, and then dumping him down again with the despairing exclamation: "Yes, we're a pair of heathens, and there's no one to save us if I don't.
" He was so dumfounded that he actually changed his exclamation.
The Earl was there standing near the fire and looking very tall and imposing; and at his side stood a little boy in black velvet, and a large Vandyke collar of rich lace—a little fellow whose round bright face was so handsome, and who turned upon her such beautiful, candid brown eyes, that she almost uttered an exclamation of pleasure and surprise at the sight.
When this discussion was at its height, one good woman suddenly uttered an exclamation.
When he picked it up, he uttered a rather singular exclamation.
