Téa Obreht's The Tiger's Wife, although it comes as rapturously praised as a novel can, is a welcome relief.
It is simply meant to be deliciously, rapturously beautiful—a goal far more difficult than it seems.
You see when I flew up so rapturously, I hadn't had time for second thought.
"He is going to stay a while longer," he informed her, rapturously.
Jim was licking his face now, rapturously, and evidently coaxing him to get up and come away.
She raised a fold of the gown and breathed in rapturously that homy perfume.
“You dear child,” cried Madame embracing Jeanne rapturously.
Meanwhile, we must pay some attention to the words of which they speak so rapturously.
She flew at her brother, flung her arms round his neck and kissed him rapturously.
This pair was so evidently and rapturously content that they diffused their own atmosphere.
