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Updated: May 29, 2025
Many things of this nature had been done by the new commonwealth; but, alas! she did not drape herself melodramatically, nor stalk about with heroic wreath and cothurn. She was altogether without grandeur.
Snow fell, melodramatically, on the year's death-night. During the day Valentine occupied himself oddly in decorating his flat for the evening.
I wish I could," she answered, with a sad smile, still looking down. "Why this new way, then?" I said, rather impatiently. "You are dearer than ever to me, Levinsky. Tell me to jump into fire, and I will. But can't we love each other and be good?" "What are you talking about, Dora? What has got into you? Do you know what you are to me now?" I demanded, melodramatically
And we'll let him say it. "ENGLISH!" whispered Francis melodramatically in the ear of Angus. "I THOUGHT so. The flautist." Angus put in his monocle, and stared at the oblivious shoulders of Aaron, without apparently seeing anything. "Yes. Obviously English," said Angus, pursing like a bird. "Oh, but I heard him," whispered Francis emphatically. "Quite," said Angus. "But quite inoffensive."
You would have seen them speaking melodramatically about the fear that they expected our men, frightened at their unexpected attack, to feel as they shouted their war-like battle-cry in the horrible tones of their language.
A hero and rescuer of lesser experience than Billy Byrne would have rushed melodramatically into the midst of the fray, and in all probability have had his face pushed completely through the back of his head, for the guys from Twelfth Street were not of the rah-rah-boy type of hoodlum they were bad men, with an upper case B. So Billy crept stealthily along in the shadows until he was quite close to them, and behind them.
When Fendrick heard that the commissioners had condemned a right of way for a road through his homestead he unloaded on the desert air a rich vocabulary. For here would have been a simple way out of his trouble if he had only thought of it. Instead of which he had melodramatically kidnapped his enemy and put himself within reach of the law and of Cullison's vengeance.
Once I saddled up with the fixed determination of riding boldly and melodramatically into King's Highway, facing old King, and saying: "Sir, I love your daughter. Let bygones be bygones. Dad and I forgive you, and hope you will do the same. Let us have peace, and let me have Beryl " or something to that effect.
Professor Rapport gave one glance at the victim lying exhausted on the bed, then drew back, melodramatically, and cried, "The Serpent the mark of the serpent!" For a moment Kennedy gazed full in the eyes of them all. "WAS it a snake bite?" he asked slowly, then, turning to Mrs.
Napier describes battles scientifically, and Carlyle revolutions melodramatically, each with original power, in their respective methods, while Miss Strickland brings to the record of queenly sorrows and duties a woman's sympathetic prepossessions.
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