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Exclaimed in sentence

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"Archibald!" he exclaimed, "why, in the name of justice, did you bring this miscreant to light again?
"Ha! the spy," he exclaimed; "by heavens, you cross me like a specter."
exclaimed Singleton, rejecting the support of his man, and making an effort to rise from the chair to which he had been driven by debility.
"You will!" exclaimed the trooper, musing.
exclaimed the trembling aunt.
"Be just to yourself, my sister," exclaimed the youth; "let no romantic generosity cause you to forget your own character."
exclaimed her brother, springing from the bed, and pacing the floor in disorder.
"'Tis impossible to behold objects at a distance of three thousand miles!" exclaimed the wondering priest, a little suspicious of his companion's sanity.
"The savages!" exclaimed the divine, instinctively placing the trooper in the rear.
exclaimed the major: "an ignominious death and a tarnished name."
exclaimed the veteran, rubbing his hands with delight.
"Oh! the very first," exclaimed the eager girl.
"With whom!" exclaimed the colonel, turning pale, and shrinking as from the sting of an adder.
Oh! suppose that son the pride of your age, the solace and protection of your infant children, and then pronounce my brother guilty, if you dare!""What right has Heath to make an executioner of me!" exclaimed the veteran fiercely, rising with a face flushed like fire, and every vein and artery swollen with suppressed emotion.
"Oh! that the courier was returned from headquarters!" exclaimed Dunwoodie.
"Good!" exclaimed the man; and feeling no hesitation to intrust an officer so well known as Major Dunwoodie, he placed the paper in his hands, as he added, "but you can read it, sir, for yourself."
"Nay," continued Frances, catching her breath as she witnessed the intense interest of her lover, "we knew him not; he came to us in the night, a stranger, and remained with us during the severe storm; but he seemed to take an interest in Henry, and promised him his friendship,""What!" exclaimed the youth in astonishment.
exclaimed her brother, starting from his seat, and pacing the floor in violent agitation.
When she spoke of herself in connection with their guest, he smiled with pleasure, and as she concluded, he exclaimed, with delight,-"We are safe!
"Woman!" exclaimed the stranger, with energy, "when was I ever known to shrink from a duty?
"I must confess, sir," he exclaimed with heat, "that in receiving a minister of God, I thought I was admitting a Christian; and one who, by feeling his own weaknesses, knew how to pity the frailties of others.
Who, think you, will follow us far, on a November night, among these rocks and precipices?""Listen!" exclaimed Henry; "the dragoons are shouting to each other; they miss us already."
He raised the hood of the cardinal, which had fallen over her features, and exclaimed, with some uneasiness,-"Miss Wharton!
exclaimed her astonished brother; "and how knew you of this place at all?"Frances entered at once into a brief detail of what had occurred at the house since their departure, and the motives which induced her to seek them.
Why not fly, and improve these precious moments?""Your sister says well, Captain Wharton," exclaimed Harvey, who had reentered unseen; "we must go at once.
Miss Wharton!" exclaimed the youth, springing on his feet, and pacing the floor with a cheek that burned through its brown covering, and an eye that sparkled with wounded integrity.
exclaimed Dunwoodie, as he turned to her more mildly.
exclaimed the youth, glancing his eyes over its contents.
"Nay, then," exclaimed the fiery youth, "I will join the troops of my prince, and share their fortune, be it good or be it bad."
"I like not the warmth of what you call a scattering fire," exclaimed the captain, moving about with uneasiness; "it is more like the roll of a drum than skirmishers' shooting."
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