jump up

During our first ten miles' ride I was racking my brain for something to say when I should jump up to make my first sale.

Then he began to jump up and down on the top of me, and explained that he was “riding in the puff-puff.”

“Jump up here, now,” said Dawes, flinging a couple of rugs on top of the load of goods.

If they fell down they did not jump up at once but rolled around the floor most good-naturedly.

Then we jump up and go to him and all of us grabble dirt 'way and sho' 'nough it was a pot lid and it was on a pot.

So he decided to jump up in a hurry before the cat had time to think of her toe nails much.

Then he saw Ann jump up suddenly, white-faced and race to the window, and he heard the small scream in her throat.

In public places men do not jump up for every strange woman who happens to approach.

I have often seen him jump up from his chair right in the middle of a hymn and hold up his hand for silence.

She would have liked to jump up and kiss Sarah, the dear old thing!