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"Frances," she whispered, a new gladness dawning in her voice, "I'll go and see those poor people, and try to help them if they'll let me. Maybe we were wrong partly, anyhow." "That's better," Frances encouraged. "And I'll try not to care for him, or think about him, even one little bit." Frances bent and kissed her.
Whispers and winks were on the increase among Protestants. To secure an election according to his own ideas, Mr. Rush had placed his wife where she had made her own calling and election sure. This fact was slow in dawning upon him, but when it had fairly caught his vision, it shone with the effulgence of the sun. His friends had no pity for him.
In the bright gleams of the morning, in this Austral land of dawning, it was beautiful to survey this little spot; everything seemed in miniature here little hills, little glen, little trees, little tarn, and little water. Though the early mornings were cool and pleasant, the days usually turned out just the opposite. On the 11th Mr.
My friends, lo, now we know not where is the place of darkness or of dawning, nor where the Sun, that gives light to men, goes beneath the earth, nor where he rises; therefore let us advise us speedily if any counsel yet may be: as for me, I deem there is none.
Thee, Francis, Francis , league on league, shall follow The death-dirge of the Lucy once so dear; From yonder steeple dismal, dull, and hollow, Shall knell the warning horror on thy ear. On thy fresh leman's lips when love is dawning, And the lisped music glides from that sweet well Lo, in that breast a red wound shall be yawning, And, in the midst of rapture, warn of hell!
Come before six, ye sup well; come before eight, ye sup as pleases Heaven; come after eight, ye get a clean bed, and a stirrup cup, or a horn of kine's milk, at the dawning." Gerard looked blank. "May I go to bed, then, dame?" said he sulkily "for it is ill sitting up wet and fasting, and the byword saith, 'He sups who sleeps." "The beds are not come yet," replied the landlady.
Meyer Isaacson held it for a long while in his hands, forgetful of the tea that was standing at his elbow. The day was dark and grim, a still, not very cold, but hopeless day of the dawning year. And he, was he not holding sunshine? The strange thing was that it did not warm him, that it seemed rather to add a shadow to London's dimness. Mrs. Armine without a maid!
Esteban, where the Roman is dying and the Gothic is dawning; and every step of the route is a study and a joy to the antiquarian. But though enriched by all these legacies of an immemorial past, there seems no hope, no future for Segovia. It is as dead as the cities of the Plain. Its spindles have rusted into silence. Its gay company is gone.
'E'en then, a wish, I mind its power A wish that to my latest hour Shall strongly heave my breast That I, for poor auld Scotland's sake, Some usefu' plan or beuk could make, Or sing a sang at least. This was written afterwards, but it is retrospective of the years of his dawning ambition. For a time, however, all dreams of greatness are to be set aside as vain.
She looked at Abner's companion over Giles's shoulder. "Enjoying yourself, dear?" she asked. Then she nodded to Abner and floated away. Abner, instantly chilled, looked sidewise at his companion with a dawning censoriousness in his eyes. He had probably been talking, for a good ten minutes and in full view of the entire hall, to that arch-magnate of the trusts, Palmer Pence.
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