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Orig ., to march on exultingly with irregular bounding movements.
Members of the City Hall press corps say he exultingly refers to his proposals as kamikaze, or a divine wind, and finds it difficult to suppress the characteristic smirk he wears when things are going his way.
Samuel Swett, writing in 1818, reported, " Among the foremost of the [ British ] leaders was the gallant Maj . Pitcairn, who exultingly cried'the day is ours,'when Salem, a black soldier, and a number of others, shot him through and he fell . . . . [ A ] contribution was made in the Army for Salem and he was presented to Washington as having slain Pitcairn ."
Depicting an almost apocalyptical wilderness, Blake laments how " brother in brother's blood must bathe . " England has become a place where " the sucking infant lives to die in battle; the weeping mother feeds him for the slaughter " and " the trembling sinews of old age must work the work of death against their progeny . " However, the poem concludes on an optimistic note; " O yet may Albion smile again, and stretch her peaceful arms and raise her golden head, exultingly . " The source for this possibility of renewal however is never revealed.