They overlooked the fact that man thinks long before he speaks, makes judgments which he does not express at all, or expresses them by interjections, names and phrases, before he uses regular propositions, and that he does not begin by conceiving and naming, and then proceed to believing and proposing. [Please select]
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I smiled at his interjections, saying, "I suppose you are too much of a gentleman to own your friend in adversity." [Please select]
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Detricand had inwardly smiled during the old man's monologue, broken only by courteous, half-articulate interjections on his own part. [Please select]
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The first languages were probably small collections of such words; they consisted of interjections and nouns. [Please select]
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The interjections had but given him new means to defend himself. [Please select]
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This is the "conspiracy" he sets forth in all the panoply of his characteristic italics, dashes, _sforzando_ interjections and exclamation points. [Please select]
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Kennedy had, at length, become as talkative as Joe, and the two kept up a continual interchange of admiring interjections and exclamations. [Please select]
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*--Under this heading we include articles, numerals, pronouns, auxiliary verbs, adverbs of time, place and degree, conjunctions, prepositions, and interjections. [Please select]
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The cause of these interjections expressing delight is a clutch of white eggs or a brood of young birds, hidden in a hole in a tree or a building. [Please select]
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Bearing in mind the way in which human interjections baffle the average writer, we cannot be surprised at the poor success that crowns the endeavours of the naturalist to syllabise bird notes. [Please select]
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