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The children exclaimed with excitement.

"How beautiful the lake is!" we exclaimed.

The newspapers exclaimed against the government's action.

I exclaimed in a rather triumphant tone.

He exclaimed that it was untrue.

"What a wonderful demonstration!"she exclaimed.

I exclaimed, concealing my joy under an angry countenance.

I require to be let alone! 'exclaimed Catherine furiously.

"And those ravens!" she exclaimed with a shudder.

"Nonsense!" she exclaimed, shocked that these animals should so presume.

He excitedly pointed it out to the boy and exclaimed, "Look at that!"

"By God! Never have I seen anything so neat," exclaimed Senator Lacouture.

"I just don't get why women do that," he exclaimed to me, shaking his head in disbelief.

"Ah, count," she exclaimed, with the delight manifested by every member of the family whenever he visited the Rue Meslay.

Eight months later the first hermit jumped up and exclaimed, "If we're going to have this constant bickering, I'm leaving."

They knocked at the door, and when their stepmother opened it, she exclaimed: "You naughty children, why have you been staying so long in the forest?

Then he walked so feebly, and looked so pale, that I immediately exclaimed: 'Why, Master Heathcliff, you are not fit for enjoying a ramble, this morning.

The tooth-puller espied the lovely, laughing girl, and suddenly exclaimed: "You have beautiful teeth, you girl there, who are laughing;

After viewing the shrub, Tholomyes exclaimed, "I offer you asses!" and having agreed upon a price with the owner of the asses, they returned by way of Vanvres and Issy.

I think the heart of comparison is the lack of confidence. A confident person is a full and rich feeling for what he owns. He may see what others have and what he does not have. He will feel admired, admired and rejoiced and exclaimed, but he does his own way back in peace.