exultingly

I have looked forward to it," he said exultingly, "for months on months!

"I'll be even wid him," said Bridget to herself exultingly.

And then, as the craft soared into the air, he cried exultingly: "I have it!

She liked the story of David, who danced before the Lord, and uncovered himself exultingly.

Happier than they ever were before, they relieve Lancelot of his arms, and lead him away exultingly.

"They haven't got it," thought the squire exultingly.

"I can guess what his business is, however," said Mrs. Jennings exultingly.

"I have just given England a maritime rival which, sooner or later, will humble her pride," he said exultingly, when the convention was signed.

You can't do it," said the squire exultingly.

The old woman watched the stone vanish with an expression of triumph on her face, then she cried exultingly: "Ah!

Bastin was naturally triumphant, and even exclaimed exultingly that within a year he would have half of the population baptised.

Peter Lord said exultingly, "We've got something now!

And Bruno laughed exultingly.

I thought exultingly.

"Now, then, I shall really enjoy life," said he exultingly, and spread out his branches; but, alas, they were all withered and yellow!

Mein Herr cried exultingly.

I shouted, exultingly; "I will at least grave on this tablet some hieroglyph of what I feel.

He had charged exultingly at batteries and at infantry squares, and ridden with messages through a hail of bullets with- out thinking anything about it.

Surely this was a god, they thought, who chanted thus exultingly in a strange tongue while men waited to see him cast into the jaws of the Snake.

Then diving her withered hand in her pocket, she scooped up a shining parcel of English guineas, and exultingly cried out, "See there, general!

Lord George, with a kindling eye and glowing cheek, took off his hat, and flourishing it above his head, bade him exultingly Farewell!

"Under heaven, all is chaos," Mao wrote, announcing the era's tone exultingly to his wife and co-instigator, Jiang Qing, in a letter quoted on another tablet.

Upon this, the Aged - who I believe would have been blown out of his arm-chair but for holding on by the elbows - cried out exultingly, "He's fired!

Charlotte laughed heartily to think that her husband could not get rid of her; and exultingly said, she did not care how cross he was to her, as they must live together.