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Sentences ending with gaily

He set to work gaily. [11]
The secrecy of the undertaking heightened its charm and they marched gaily. [2]
But if you'd rather not, if it makes you tired--" "Courage, soldier, bear your burden," she said gaily. [11]
The company marched on gaily. [2]
The husband smiled gloomily, the wife gaily. [2]
Perhaps Captain Fairing didn't, for he's just left her in a huff, and she's looking--you remember those lines in the school-book: "'A red spot burned upon her cheek, Streamed her rich tresses down--'" He laughed gaily. [11]
She did not answer, but, all at once transformed into a thing of abundant sprightliness, ran down the hillside, tossing up her arms gaily. [11]
To this Prince Andrew answered with a smile that he could give no opinion on such an important government order, and Berg laughed gaily. [2]

More example sentences with the word gaily in them

With you, my young heroine----" "There is no danger of that kind," Cordula gaily protested. [10]
Nobody knew afterward whether the great speech that he had so gaily planned ever came to a natural end or not. [5]
At the moment when Virginie turned away with the handsome dish from M. Manotel, and the crowd cheered her gaily, she caught Jean-Jacques' eye, and she came straight towards him. [11]
The maidservants who were opening the shutters glanced gaily out into the streets, and arranged the flowers in front of the windows or bowed reverently as a priest passed by on his way to mass. [10]
The orders went well enough for groceries and such things at a fair discount, and the work danced along gaily for a time. [5]
The old man watched them as, both laughing gaily, they looked into each other's eyes and presently bid each other farewell. [10]
The February sun was shining into the lofty window, where Titian seated himself to talk more gaily than before with Paolo Cagliari, Veronese, and other great artists and nobles. [10]
It was not unexpected, yet his brief report fell heavily on the heart of Els, which had just ventured to beat gaily and lightly. [10]
Those birds which undergo a seasonal change of plumage likewise become much more pugnacious at the period when they are most gaily ornamented. [1]
Then he would turn away to the portrait of his dead Lise, who with hair curled a la grecque looked tenderly and gaily at him out of the gilt frame. [2]
The passage leading to the auditorium was full of perfume, and Arsinoe, who had already visited this theatre two or three times, hardly recognized it, it was so gaily decorated with colored scarfs. [10]
He gaily prepared to go to the Lake of the Mad Apple, where he was fated to eat of the tree of knowledge. [11]
For an hour they sat there, and the Seigneur talked gaily with a colour to his face, and his great eyes glowing. [11]
The cheerfulness of the workmen, who sang gaily an old chanson of mill- life as they tugged at the timbers and stones, gave a fillip to the spirits of Jean Jacques, to whom had come a red-letter day. [11]
The flutes of the musicians, marking time for the rowers, echoed gaily up from the hold, and, obedient to quick words of command, the seamen were spreading the sails. [10]
He was in the midst of campaign activities, he said, writing a life of Hayes, and gaily added: "You know I wrote the life of Lincoln, which elected him. [5]
In a moment the men came running gaily from their campfires and began loading. [2]
A gentleman of the court, to whom the Duke's Daughter had previously presented Lempriere, gaily agreed to act as second, and gallantly attended the lord of Rozel in his adventurous enterprise. [11]
Massi noticed that the articles taken out could scarcely be intended for a man's use, and, pointing to a piece of Flanders velvet, he gaily remarked: "So my guess was correct. [10]
The Honourable gaily suggested a song. [11]
Such exultant joy, such lark-like trilling, such inspiring promises of happiness had never echoed in any word, as they now did from the "fortune," the young lansquenet so gaily and exultantly uttered. [10]
I felt my spirits rise, and I set myself to carry things off gaily, to have this last hour with her clear of gloom, for it seemed easy to think that we should meet no more. [11]
As the luckless son of Albion was rescued unharmed, we could look back upon the incident gaily, but neither of us forgot this anxiety--the first I was to cause my mother. [10]
All the young soldiers smiled gaily as they watched him. [2]
Then the tug slowed up, the Ninety-Nine came on gaily, and at a good distance came up to the wind, and stood off. [11]
In a wooden shed, whose roof was supported by gaily painted pillars, through which the wind whistled, the servants, from the porters to the litter-bearers, had gathered in groups under the flickering light of the lanterns. [10]
In the second sat Arsinoe, looking gaily about her, and so fresh and pretty that the Roman's easily-stirred pulses beat more rapidly. [10]
That was, he said gaily, because his earrings were gold, and not brass like those of his comrades. [11]
The bees circle round a queenless hive in the hot beams of the midday sun as gaily as around the living hives; from a distance it smells of honey like the others, and bees fly in and out in the same way. [2]
He would have preferred to pass her unnoticed, but she had clung to his arm and was trying, with coaxing graciousness, to soften his indignation by gaily relating how she had come here and what had detained her and her companions. [10]
The Athenian had plenty to tell, and when Rhodopis was called away on business, he took his favorite Sappho into the garden, joking and teasing her gaily as they looked out for her lover's coming. [10]
We were soon out of the city, and the birds by the wayside could not have twittered and sung in May more gaily than we during these drives. [10]
The very tall one, who looked grave and anxious, was Wolff Eysvogel; the other, somewhat shorter, who swung gaily to and fro on the chain as if it afforded him much amusement, Heinz Schorlin. [10]
Yet she talked on gaily to her guests until the men returned from their cigars; as though Penalty and Nemesis were outside even the range of her imagination; as though she could not hear the snap of the handcuffs on Rudyard's--or Ian's--wrists. [11]
But it did not tear any more after it got to the outskirts; it dragged along stupidly enough, then--till it came in sight of the next hamlet; and then the bugle tooted gaily again and again the vehicle went tearing by the horses. [5]
As Kuni did not instantly assent, because the wild tumult of her blood paralyzed her tongue, he noticed her confusion, and in an encouraging tone, gaily continued: "What I have to ask is not too difficult. [10]
It is a miracle that Hamley should produce two such men," she added gaily, and laid her fan upon her husband's arm lightly. [11]
Several of our men fell, among them the round-faced officer who had marched so gaily and complacently. [2]
He drank to Meister Aquanus as eagerly and gaily as ever, exclaiming: "To old times and our friend, Georg von Dornburg. [10]
Then, changing his manner, he held out his brimming glass toward the Thuringian and gaily continued: "It ought not to seem so amazing to a man of your learning, my incredulous Herr Doctor. [10]
A compromise was made by his Majesty sending 1/60th of the standing army with the American, who gaily said he would join us, "horse, foot and cavalry," in the bridle- path. [11]
She thought he looked worn, and ought to have change, showing in every word that she trusted him, and was anxious that he should be, as she put it gaily, "comfy. [11]
He had evidently judged correctly, for, at his prediction that there would be no lack of visits from her dearest friends, she raised her head, her blue eyes sparkled brightly, and when Archibius paused she to her mother, exclaiming gaily "We will go! [10]
Twenty times during Jean's recital she had laughed gaily, and never sat a laugh better on any one's countenance than on hers. [11]
They worked gaily in ordering and arranging their houses until noon, and then went to visit the clergyman. [12]
Officers who approached him with disturbed countenances became calm; soldiers and officers greeted him gaily, grew more cheerful in his presence, and were evidently anxious to display their courage before him. [2]
He winked at him gaily, smiled, and rested his foot against the orchestra screen. [2]
Napoleon turned to him gaily and pulled his ear. [2]
She gaily placed herself in position, saying: "Be quick, for serious thoughts don't last long with me. [10]
On the Coast he had established a reputation as a gaily original newspaper writer. [5]
Then, clapping her hands, she continued gaily, in the tone of the director of an entertainment issuing invitations to a performance: "Your attention is requested! [10]
She clapped her hands gaily, and cried: "Welcome, welcome, merry-men all! [11]
It was already half past one, and for the sake of Ursel, who was still obliged to take care of herself, he urged departure, adding gaily that he had not the ability to "defend himself against two. [10]
The hours passed gaily with the drinkers, then they grew more and more sleepy. [10]
She then said gaily to Ranulph: "I shall sail her, shall I not? [11]
As we tramped gaily out at the gate of the town, we overtook a peasant's cart, partly laden with odds and ends of cabbages and similar vegetable rubbish, and drawn by a small cow and a smaller donkey yoked together. [5]
A very broad, gaily caparisoned divan, some twelve or fourteen feet long, extended across one side of each room, and opposite were single beds with spring mattresses. [5]
First they camped gaily before Vilna, making acquaintance with the Polish landowners, preparing for reviews and being reviewed by the Emperor and other high commanders. [2]
Flags and banners flaunted gaily by. [11]
Over the whole field, previously so gaily beautiful with the glitter of bayonets and cloudlets of smoke in the morning sun, there now spread a mist of damp and smoke and a strange acid smell of saltpeter and blood. [2]
Aye, it is fair indeed in the woods when Spring comes gaily in. [10]
By way of experiment, I stepped into a little shop in a queer old back street, took four gaily decorated boxes of wax matches and three cigars, and laid down a silver piece worth 48 cents. [5]
The widow silently drew Katterle into the dark, narrow entry, shut the door, and led her into a neat, gaily ornamented room. [10]
The Duke of Columna gaily begged for a dry shelter until the shower was over, but the Landgrave requested to be announced to the Queen of Hungary. [10]
During the night colours are not visible, and there can be no doubt that the nocturnal moths, taken as a body, are much less gaily decorated than butterflies, all of which are diurnal in their habits. [1]
She did not cease chattering good-naturedly and gaily, continually praising Natasha's beauty. [2]
The sun had by now risen and shone gaily on the bright verdure. [2]
He had gone but a step or two, his head half gaily turned to the table where the dwindling onlookers stood watching the wheel spin round, when suddenly the croupier's cry of "Zero! [11]
The magistrate now brought the complaint to the person against whom it was made, adopting a merry jesting tone, in which Cordula gaily joined. [10]
Prince Andrew gaily bore with his father's ridicule of the new men, and drew him on and listened to him with evident pleasure. [2]
Then he snatched away the towel, brushed it lightly about my face, passed his comb through my eyebrows once more, and gaily sang out "Next! [5]
Eitelfritz was strangely attired, so gaily and oddly dressed, that he could not fail to be conspicuous even among his comrades. [10]
Her reputation is as faultless as the purity of her voice, and, obstinate as she may be----" "So this masterpiece of the Creator finds much favour in your eyes and your keen ears, Sir Knight," Malfalconnet gaily interrupted. [10]
When the young artist once complained that he had no good models, she gaily offered to sit to him. [10]
While the magistrate and the countess were gaily arguing and jesting together she sat silent, and the others did not disturb her. [10]
She was tired and panting and evidently thought of declining, but immediately put her hand gaily on the man's shoulder, smiling at Prince Andrew. [2]
Bearing Washington Hawkins and his fortunes, the stage-coach tore out of Swansea at a fearful gait, with horn tooting gaily and half the town admiring from doors and windows. [5]
I went gaily along, getting prouder and prouder, for he had never left the boat in my sole charge such a length of time before. [5]
In front of all hastened a beautiful young woman with golden hair; she was laughing gaily, and held a gaudily-dressed doll high above her head. [10]
He turned back again to the cook, gaily took her by the shoulders, and pushed her to the door. [11]
Gaily, often with a song upon her lips, she had carelessly seen one day follow another until Schorlin Castle was besieged and destroyed, and her dear uncle, the Knight Ramsweg, was slain in the defence of the fortress confided to his care. [10]
Eating seemed superfluous--and a man might die more gaily on an empty stomach. [11]
Now you know a fellow couldn't roust out such a gaily thing as that in a little country-town like this. [5]
Now you know a fellow couldn't roust out such a gaily thing as that in a little country town like this. [5]

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