His constant individuality of mind, his constant freshness, alertness, brilliancy, warmth, sympathy, endear him to his congregation, and when he returns from an absence they bubble and effervesce over him as if he were some brilliant new preacher just come to them.
"Acres of Diamonds"
Russell H. Conwell
It is insoluble in acids, and does not effervesce like chalk and dolomite, because it does not contain carbonic acid gas, or fixed air, the lime being already combined with sulphuric acid, for which it has a stronger affinity than for any other.
"The Student's Elements of Geology"
Sir Charles Lyell
The class which is about to effervesce socially holds a meeting.
"At Good Old Siwash"
George Fitch