(loud cheers for the Doctor); "and he's a strong, true man, and a wise one too, and a public-school man too" (cheers), "and so let's stick to him, and talk no more rot, and drink his health as the head of the house." (Loud cheers.) "And now I've done blowing up, and very glad I am to have done.
However, as has been said, old Brooke triumphed, and the boys cheered him and then the Doctor.
They told pleasant tales, and sang their sweetest songs to cheer and gladden, while the dim cells grew bright with the sunlight, and fragrant with the flowers the loving Elves had brought, and by their gentle teachings those sad, despairing hearts were filled with patient hope and earnest longing to win back their lost innocence and joy.
"Dear Fairy, the fairest flowers have cheered me with their sweet breath, fresh dew and fragrant leaves have been ever ready for me, gentle hands to tend, kindly hearts to love; and for this I can only thank you and say farewell."
At the place of success there began more wild clamorings of
cheers. The men gesticulated and bellowed in an ecstasy.
These wonderful personages were not more heartily cheered by the people than were those who followed after them in the procession.
As the kind and generous friend of children mounted into the air the people all cheered at the top of their voices, for they loved Santa Claus dearly; and the little man heard them through the walls of his bubble and waved his hands in return as he smiled down upon them.
But he was receiving the blows on his gloves and shoulders, rocking back and forth to the force of them like a tree in a storm, while the house
cheered its delight.
Then, amid a mixture of groans and
cheers, Professor Challenger's electric brougham slid from the curb, and I found myself walking under the silvery lights of Regent Street, full of thoughts of Gladys and of wonder as to my future.
Enter forest rum shy sew tree
cheers. She satin day paw paw bar's
cheer, bat eat worst two hay.
But opposition to the sport designation exists, even among
cheer supporters.
When I interviewed several gay filmmakers onstage, they proclaimed themselves to be not gay at all but more than gay: They were "pansexual." Sometime later, as another
cheer filled the hall, a skeptical friend whispered to me: "Pansexual?