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He did not hurry. Lance had pulled off the saddle and the sweaty blanket and the bridle, and had turned Coaley into the corral before he knew that some one was coming. Even then he did not turn to look. He was staring hard at a half-dozen horses grouped in the farther corner of the corral, horses with gaunt flanks and the wet imprint of saddles.
Heaven hath heard me, and thou, fair one," he added, turning to the girl. "Ah, my lord! My cow is running across the field," cried she weeping, at the knees of the good man. "I will love you all my life but recall your vow." "Let us seek the cow," said the goldsmith, raising her, without daring to imprint a kiss upon her lips. "Yes," said she, "for I shall be beaten."
"Yes, dearest, you are always a good and industrious boy," said the mother, snatching a moment from her work to imprint a kiss upon his forehead. "Poor pa' will have a nice fire to warm him when he comes home," said the elder boy. At this allusion to the child's father, the mother burst into tears. The countenances of both the children fell.
Citizens and peasantry, their faces all bore the imprint of deepest melancholy; their silence had something sullen in it; they all seemed crushed under the yoke of a single thought, terrible no doubt but carefully concealed, for their faces were impenetrable, the slowness of their gait alone betraying their inward communings.
If this is by day, you can see that the other end of Market street is Twin Peaks a pair of hills that imprint bare, exquisitely shaped contours of gold on a blue sky with the effect somehow of a stage-drop. If you come by night, you will find Market street crowded with people, lighted with a display of electric signs second only in size, number, brilliancy and ingenuity to those on Broadway.
Suffering as he was, he longed to be at her side, to clasp her lovely shape, to feel her warm, voluptuous breath stream over his face and imprint kiss after kiss on her ripe red lips. He had not forgotten Zuleika. Oh! no! But Annunziata Solara was an altogether different being, a girl to delight him, intoxicate him, for a moment as the other for life.
When turning the assistant's hand palm downwards, the conjuror does so with his fingers at the back of the assistant's hand and the thumb on the clean palm, leaving the imprint of the Swastika upon it. A rub with his thumb on his garment, or the ground, removes instantly all trace of the medium between the tile and the assistant's palm.
Distribute all that can be said on both sides under certain heads, which imprint strongly in your memory; and whatever your adversary says, refer it to your own division, and not to his ." Grotius's great attention was to avoid prolixity and confusion in his pleadings . The employment of an advocate, though he acquired infinite honour by it, did not however please him.
Then one morning each received a bulky official envelope bearing the imprint of the War Department at Washington. How their eyes glistened, then moistened, as each young West Point grad. drew out of the envelope the parchment on which was written his commission as a second lieutenant of United States infantry. More, their request had been granted.
My good angel, however, made me keep my countenance. M. de Boulogne had an old man with him, every feature bore the imprint of genius, and who inspired me with respect. "Give me your views;" said the comptroller, "either on paper or 'viva voce'. You will find me willing to learn and ready to grasp your ideas.
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