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Exclaimed in sentence

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'It is his voice!' exclaimed the spinster aunt; and strong symptoms of fit number three developed themselves forthwith.
Tupman!'Mr. Tupman jumped up--'Oh, say those words again!' he exclaimed.
Tupman!' exclaimed Rachael, blushing as red as the watering-pot itself.
He jumped up, and, throwing his arm round the neck of the spinster aunt, imprinted upon her lips numerous kisses, which after a due show of struggling and resistance, she received so passively, that there is no telling how many more Mr. Tupman might have bestowed, if the lady had not given a very unaffected start, and exclaimed in an affrighted tone--'Mr.
What?' exclaimed the old lady, alarmed at the solemn manner of the corpulent youth.
'And she suffered him!' exclaimed the old lady.
'Of course he will,' said Mr. Jingle pausing--'outrageous.''Oh, Mr. Jingle, what CAN I say!' exclaimed the spinster aunt, in another flood of despair.
'May I show my gratitude for your kind interference, by inquiring into the cause, with a view, if possible, to its removal?''Ha!' exclaimed Mr. Jingle, with another start--'removal!
'Never!' exclaimed Jingle, with a professional (i.e., theatrical) air.
He appeared to be struggling with various conflicting emotions for a few seconds, and then said in a low voice--'Tupman only wants your money.''The wretch!' exclaimed the spinster, with energetic indignation.
'What the devil's the meaning of this?' exclaimed the host.
Where?'--he exclaimed, as the man ran out to execute the commission--'where's that villain, Joe?''Here I am! but I hain't a willin,' replied a voice.
'Drive on, boys,' cried the testy old gentleman; 'don't waste any more time with that old idiot!''Idiot!' exclaimed the old man with a grin, as he stood in the middle of the road with the gate half-closed, watching the chaise which rapidly diminished in the increasing distance.
'Yes, sir.''Tall gentleman--dress-coat--long legs--thin body?''Yes, sir.''Elderly lady--thin face--rather skinny--eh?''Yes, sir.''By heavens, it's the couple, Pickwick,' exclaimed the old gentleman.
They had travelled in this way about three miles, when Mr. Wardle, who had been looking out of the Window for two or three minutes, suddenly drew in his face, covered with splashes, and exclaimed in breathless eagerness--'Here they are!'
'I see his head,' exclaimed the choleric old man; 'damme, I see his head.''So do I' said Mr. Pickwick; 'that's he.'
'It is them,' exclaimed Wardle.
'Yes, for a licence.''We're in time,' exclaimed Wardle.
'You--you are a nice rascal, arn't you?' exclaimed Wardle, breathless with passion.
'Gone!' exclaimed Mr. Pickwick.
'To-morrow!' exclaimed his admiring followers.
Bardell, don't--if anybody should come--''Oh, let them come,' exclaimed Mrs. Bardell frantically; 'I'll never leave you --dear, kind, good soul;' and, with these words, Mrs. Bardell clung the tighter.
'Thank you, sir--thank you;' exclaimed Mrs. Bardell hysterically.
'It is a high treat to me, I assure you, to see any new faces; living as I do, from day to day, and week to week, in this dull place, and seeing nobody.''Nobody, my dear!' exclaimed Mr. Pott archly.
'Pumping over independent voters!' exclaimed Mr. Pickwick.
Shillin' a head the committee paid for that 'ere job.''Can such things be!' exclaimed the astonished Mr. Pickwick.
'He has kissed one of 'em!' exclaimed the delighted little man.
'"Jinkins, to wit," said Tom.'"Lor, sir!" exclaimed the widow.
'"Oh, dear, what can it be?" exclaimed the poor widow.
But I forgot--it's a fancy-dress DEJEUNE.''Dear me,' said Mr. Pickwick, glancing at his own figure--'I can't possibly--''Can't, sir; can't!' exclaimed Mr. Leo Hunter.
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