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A cry came back from that startled dame. (10)
A horrible inclination to laugh seized her, followed by as horrible a desire to cry. (8)
A shrill cry drew the attention of this group once more to the person who had just kindly furnished a topic. (10)
A woman would cry, and it would all seem clearer at once. (8)
And each one of those sounds was to Lennan like the cry of something he was murdering. (8)
And nevertheless he was haunted by a cry of criminal happiness for and at the commission of the act. (10)
And then, of all the awful feelings man or woman can know, she experienced the worst: She could not cry! (8)
Berry wrought herself to cry aloud, oh, such a pity! (10)
Do I cry the sweetness and the coolness of my melons? (10)
Easy enough to break chains imposed by others, fling his cap over the windmill, and cry for the moment at least: I am unfettered, free! (8)
Et made me cry praaper-butiful et was! (8)
From a lake, curled in a hollow like a patch of smoke, came the cry of a water-bird. (8)
Giacinta was compelled to let her cry, and had to reflect upon their present situation unaided. (10)
He battered his guitar on their pates till the lattice opened with a cry, and startled them to flight. (10)
He began to experience an equal disposition to cry and roar. (10)
He had breathed her name many times, and once over-loud; almost a cry for her escaped him. (10)
He has principles, a tear for suffering; he likes to be made to cry. (10)
He must have been twenty minutes there before a cry roused him. (8)
Her cry for freedom was a cry to be free to love: she discovered it, half shuddering: to love, oh! (10)
Her cry of appeal would have fortified him to stand against Rhoda; but no cry was heard. (10)
His voice was gone, so that he was unable to cry out, and suddenly the face marched over him. (8)
I cry while I write. (10)
I recognised a strange tongue in the cry, but too late that it was Romany to answer it. (10)
I think I shall cry when I see you. (8)
In a leading article, loud as a trumpet; a hue and cry running from end to end of the country. (10)
It is a far cry, but perhaps it can be done. (8)
It is a terrible cry in a city. (10)
Its attendant imps heard the angry inward cry. (10)
Liberalism gave the heading cry, devoid of which parties are dogs without a scent, orators mere pump-handles. (10)
Miss Sibley was about to reply, but stared, and delight sprang to her lips in a quick cry. (10)
Most bitterly did she cry. (4)
My brother, my country, and this weak Weisspriess, as I saw him lying in the Ultenthal, cry out against her. (10)
Nesta came with a cry for her father. (10)
Nor is it in any degree a reprehensible sign that they should fly as from hue and cry the title of tradesman. (10)
One must not go ahead of trouble, or cry over spilled milk! (8)
Only to think of her, I could sometimes drop into a chair for a good cry. (10)
Pasmer could scarcely repress a cry of joy. (9)
Presently there rose a cry from below. (10)
She drew down the blinds to cry at leisure; her wings were clipped, and she lost heart. (10)
She gave a little gasping cry when he put bread through the window of the cab. (10)
She utters a wild cry, and as the train strikes the car with a violent concussion, she flings herself into his arms. (9)
She was weeping for anger; and soon it vexed her so much to think that she should cry, that fresh tears streamed down her cheeks. (5)
She woke with a little cry. (8)
Soon enough to cry when milk was spilled! (8)
Such Liberals are the ruin of Liberalism; but of such must it be composed when there is no new cry to loosen floods. (10)
Such a cry will often haunt the moors and wolds from above at nightfall. (10)
Texas was all the cry in those days. (9)
The cry for war was absolutely unanimous, and a supremely national cry, Everard Romfrey said, for it excluded the cotton-spinners. (10)
The cry of the English people for war was pretty general, as far as the criers went. (10)
The cry was for a beneficent despot, naturally: a large-minded benevolent despot. (10)
The stones of these streets cry out to me to have her vindicated. (10)
The widow looked through her bed-room window and listened, as if the absolute stillness must beget a sudden cry. (10)
The widow now followed the direction of the other eyes; and looked up over her shoulder; she gave a little cry, and shrank down. (9)
Then he broke into a long cry. (9)
There is another cry from the crowd, which has rushed instinctively forward. (1)
Thereupon she fell into one of her silences, emerging with a cry of hate of herself for having ever read him. (10)
They have; and if a cry could conduct us to the secret of aiding, healing, feeding, elevating them, we might swell the cry. (10)
They may justly cry for attraction. (10)
This made her cry on his shoulder. (9)
Two letters out of that little budget of the past, with a far cry between them, had awakened within her certain sentimental longings. (8)
Two nervous hands stayed the cry on his mouth. (10)
Was she going to cry, and torture him still more? (8)