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Nancy's lips parted abruptly, as if there were angry words all ready to come; but her eyes, resting on Pollyanna's jubilantly trustful face, saw something that prevented the words being spoken. In the basins, the fountains, formerly so jubilantly fresh and noisy, had stopped of themselves. Phil sprang up, hugged them both jubilantly, and went on her way rejoicing. |
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jubilantly - in a joyous manner; "they shouted happily"