exclamations

I only wonder that at that moment, instead of venting my sensations in exclamations and agony, I did not rush among mankind, and perish in the attempt to destroy them.

Chapter 16 2010

There were exclamations from the men, and two of them, flinging off the mittens of their right hands, levelled their rifles at him.

THE MAN ON THE OTHER BANK 2010

Excessive use of exclamations is DEFINITELY called for under the circumstances.

Good News! Nalini Singh 2007

Swaying her stooped shoulders to and fro as she sat upon her feet, she muttered vain exclamations beneath her breath.

American Indian Stories 1921

When the voices were no longer heard except at rare intervals, in short exclamations of satisfaction or disappointment, and only the regular rattling and falling of the dice broke the silence, the pair drew back from the praying-stool.

Marietta A Maid of Venice 1881

At the mention of the name exclamations were heard.

The Social Cancer Jos�� Rizal 1878

On the other hand I would use, but use sparingly, certain Arabic exclamations, as "Bismillah" (= in the name of Allah!) and "Inshallah" (= if

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

Then, in a voice full of satisfaction, and that involuntarily recalled the exclamations of delight that had wound up the two first of the mysterious documents that had been received, he burst out, “Well, gentlemen, what do you think of Gallia?”

Off on a Comet 2003

The exclamations were the same, but the words were in such joyous tones that Captain Enos began to laugh heartily, as did Rose and Anne, so that it was a very merry party that went gaily up the street toward Mr. Freeman's house, where Captain Enos was warmly welcomed.

A Little Maid of Massachusetts Colony Alice Turner Curtis 1912

Then, in a voice full of satisfaction, and that involuntarily recalled the exclamations of delight that had wound up the two first of the mysterious documents that had been received, he burst out, "Well, gentlemen, what do you think of Gallia?"

Off on a Comet 1877