shrilly

Kenly's bugles rang out again, palpably alarmed, shrilly insistent.

"I don't like," called out Alice shrilly, going straight on.

He sits down before the refusal of his mother and shrilly besieges it.

She did not hear the shrilly rejoinder that pursued her through the shut door.

On and on, at a deadly pace, he rode, and shrilly rang out his awful cry.

When he reached the top floor he found a door open on a big room crowded with shrilly chattering people in florid clothes.

There was a confusion of husbands and wives between Emma and Cassius, but she mourned for him shrilly.

All the women and children, packed into the240 tower, were shrilly lamenting the dead and were otherwise frantic.

Madame was gabbling volubly, but to me it was only a shrilly noise.

"And tell her that the fish was stale," said Seymour shrilly.