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I saw a slow kindling up in Saul's eyes, but an instant later it had gone down, and he said, looking into mine, "Do you really and truly wish this, Lucy?" And Lucy answered, "I really and truly wish it, Saul." We came hither with the violets and bluebirds. My wigwam points to the sky. We have roamed on the prairies, and wandered in the timber-lands.
Since this period began there has been, so far as I know, no retrograde movement anywhere, but, besides the material, an intellectual and spiritual kindling the world over, for which history has no sort of parallel. Truth is always the same, and will make its way, but this subject might be illustrated by a study of the relation of Christianity and of the brotherhood of men to machinery.
"Well," said Bob, "that land will average sixty thousand feet to the acre. That's about a billion and a half feet. It's a big stake." "If the company wasn't scared, why did they try so hard to head us off?" observed California John shrewdly. "It will do us no harm to investigate," put in Bob, his eye kindling with eagerness.
Well, I lingered here when I saw you arrive lingered to write you that note. And I was too late!" But Brant had been watching her varying expression, her kindling eye, her strange masculine grasp of military knowledge, her soldierly phraseology, all so new to her, that he scarcely heeded the feminine ending of her speech.
Two lamps hung from the ceiling over the two tables; these were lit at dusk, and their kindling was the signal for school- books being set aside, a grave demeanour assumed, general silence enforced, and then commenced "la lecture pieuse."
Manners and the other women of the Readers' Guild, a spark of understanding kindling the mirth in his eyes. This then accounted both for his admittance to the home and for his welcome by the women upon their errand of mercy. He had simply been very naturally mistaken for a stranger from New York who had not arrived.
A dwelling thou hast, too wide for walls, too high for dome a temple whose floors are space rites whose mysteries transpire in presence, to the kindling, the harmony of worlds! Sovereign complete! thou hadst, for endurance, thy great army of martyrs; for achievement, thy chosen band of worthies. Deity unquestioned, thine essence foils decay!
Although the bone implements unearthed were not numerous, we were well repaid for our excavations by finding an ancient fireboard, identical with those now used at Tusayan in the ceremony of kindling "new fire," and probably universally used for that purpose in former times.
For yee must vnderstand, that this was not the first nor the second, but the eight time that the king had shewed tokens of his displeasure against him. Paris. Matth. Which strange sight the common people imagined to be a signe or token of the controuersie then kindling betwixt the king and the archbishop.
But unfortunately some one had sawed off the trunk of the tree, close up to the branches, and had carried it away and chopped it up for kindling wood. For this reason there was no way to climb the tree to secure the apple. While the King and the people were considering how they might get into the tree, Prince Thinkabit came up to them and asked what they wanted.
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