Instanter [adverb]

The poor dandy showed a pair of straight coat-tails instanter, and the whole table joined in a "tremenjous" roar.

En shore enough when we got to Little Rock and Shako got holt of some sugarcane, he win that old elephant's respect instanter.

And so, turning from his interlocutor, he briefly but kindly recommended Lon to get back instanter to his concert.

I must therefore be furnished with Bibles instanter; send me therefore the London edition, bad as it is, say 500 copies.

By order of the king, the unfortunate wretch was strung up, instanter, without the veriest semblance of a trial!

Instanter Bishop and I had our coats off, my trousers were rolled over my knees, and in we rushed to the horses.

The reserve fired the alarm and instanter the long roll rattled the well known story of "fall in" which was promptly obeyed.

In Congress the talk, as I said, was of action, To crush out instanter the traitorous faction.

And almost instanter there was the intricate maze of a crowded floor—women swaying, men threading in, out, around.

But this cool promptitude and determination of the troops put an end instanter to the insane insurrection.