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Thus saying, Andrew led the way into the place of worship. It strikes an awe And terror on my aching sight; the tombs And monumental caves of death look cold, And shoot a chillness to the trembling heart. Mourning Bride.
Then came a breath of deadly chillness, and then a horror of great darkness a darkness that could be felt. The skipper himself took to the fore rigging, and placed one of the watch handy to the wheel; finally he called all hands up very quietly, and the men hung on anyhow. One drift after another passed by in dim majesty, and the spectacle, with all its desolation, was one never to be forgotten.
The stillness and chillness made him feel overwhelmingly alone. A sudden craving for Lance grew almost intolerable.... But Lance was gone. Paul, with his bride, had vanished from human ken; Rose, a shattered illusion, gone too. Better so of course; though, intermittently, the man she had roused in him still ached for the sight and feel of her.
The chillness of his ankles, the weight and clatter of the fetters, as he turned himself on his pallet, reminded him on these occasions where he was, and under what circumstances.
In the struggle they clinched, and the pious Jose, who was as much the superior of his antagonist in bodily as in spiritual strength, was about to treat the Great Adversary to a back somersault, when he suddenly felt the long nails of the stranger piercing his flesh. A new fear seized his heart, a numbing chillness crept through his body, and he struggled to free himself, but in vain.
All that skill and devotion could do and Tom Robinson had them both was to keep on without despairing, maintaining warmth against the growing chillness, and administering stimulants and nourishment by spoonfuls and drops. On the night which it was feared would be Tom Robinson's last, Miss Franklin would no longer be denied her place among the watchers.
Dese am powerful healthy days for you chillness! And Massa Doctor and Miss Olive if they ain' mare's half gone, too! 'Scorpions am terrible sleepy things least when dere all over!" The Whip-poor-will Length nearly ten inches. A very large mouth, fringed with long bristles, useful as an insect trap.
Then, when they were near, she said: "Ah! you will have to wait a little while. I did not venture to put on my leg of mutton yet." They remained outside to enjoy the charm of the closing day. The pine grove, wrapped in shadow, exhaled a balsamic resinous odor, and from the yard, still heated, in which a last red gleam was dying away, a chillness arose.
Thus saying, Andrew led the way into the place of worship. It strikes an awe And terror on my aching sight; the tombs And monumental caves of death look cold, And shoot a chillness to the trembling heart. Mourning Bride.
The short autumn day was drawing to a close, and the chillness of the damp, musty atmosphere was beginning to affect the girls unpleasantly. The sight of another fireplace there seemed to be one in every room recalled Miss Phillips's thoughts to practical things. "Let's go down to that big room," she suggested, "and prepare our supper."
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