Consider Dickens ' sharp image in Bleak House ( Chapter LIV ) when he describes how Sir Leicester leans back in his chair, and breathlessly ejaculates.... Or, in Nicholas Nickleby ( Chapter XLVII ), where that admirable novelist graphically portrays how old Arthur Gride again raised his hands, again chuckled, and again ejaculated.
Dickens' image in Bleak House (Chapter LIV) when describes Sir Leicester leaning back in his chair and breathlessly ejaculating.  Also in Nicholas Nickleby (Chapter XLVII), the novelist portrays Arthur Gride chuckling, then again ejaculating.