All 4 Uses

rapt
in
The Light of Western Stars
(Edited)

Alfred met her, and his exclamation, and Florence's rapt eyes shining on her face, and Stillwell's speechlessness made her self-conscious.
Chpt 6

rapt = filled with deep pleasure
"He say he love me," repeated the girl, in a kind of rapt awe.
Chpt 7 *
The face she saw—white, rapt, strangely glowing, with parted, quivering lips, with great, staring, tragic eyes—this could not be Madeline Hammond's face.
Chpt 23
His eyes had the rapt stare, the wild fear of a man who saw an apparition, yet who doubted his sight.
Chpt 25 *

rapt = deep interest and focus

Definitions:

(1) (rapt as in: rapt attention)
deeply interested and focused (on something) -- often while admiring
(2) (rapt as in: rapt with love)
deeply moved or filled with intense pleasure
(3) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Much more rarely, in classic literature, rapt may refer to the rapture a belief of some Christian denominations in the second coming of Jesus and of movement to heaven.