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He seized my hand impetuously, and pressed it to his lips, then rushed wildly away.— Miriam Monfort A Novel
I should be transgressing the rules of the establishment Dr. Englehart's, I suppose, as if indeed there were such a person," I said, impetuously--unguardedly Do you pretend to doubt it?"— Miriam Monfort A Novel
We do not walk of ourselves; we are carried away like unto things that float now gently and now impetuously, according to the uncertain mood of the waters.— Lord Byron jugé par les témoins de sa vie. English
"With me!" cried Theos impetuously -- "Come with me, Sah-luma! ...— Ardath
The Gael turned to him impetuously, his blue eyes (as I conceive) moist with emotion.— A Daughter of Raasay A Tale of the '45
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