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Continually washed by the spray of the cascade, this gold appeared in all its brilliance, as if ready to escape from the silica which held it, and thus perhaps for centuries this king's ransom had hung menacingly over the abyss!
The guns, with their creaking locks, were pointed menacingly at us; the steel points of the bayonets were pointed at our hearts. The song resounded louder and louder, with increasing joy. Held in the friendly hands of the 'strugglers, the black coffin slowly sank into the earth. "We sang the Marseillaise!"
"I see no further than you dream, O Amochol!" He stretched out his arm toward her, menacingly: "Yet they shall both be strangled here upon this stone!" he said. "Look, Witch! Can you not see them lying there together? I have dreamed it." She silently pointed at the two dead dogs. "Look again!" he cried in a loud voice. "What do you see?" She made no reply. "Answer!" he said sharply.
He paused, and now there might have been seen a shining moisture on his forehead, and his words came menacingly from between his teeth, while the room became breathlessly still, save that in the silence a sleeping dog sighed heavily: "Shon McGann," he added, "you are living with my wife."
He paused, laid his hands on the table, clasping its edge, and continued firmly, even with a sort of hard violence: "I doubt if most good men, or men who want to be good, think enough about the body, consider it enough. I have thought that. I think it still." As he finished he stared at the priest, almost menacingly.
But that very night a noise like a thunder-clap rolling over my head awakened me, and when I opened my eyes, the White Lady stood at my bedside; her right hand raised menacingly, her black veil thrown back, she stared at me with a face flashing with anger. I uttered a cry, and shut my eyes. When I opened them again, she had disappeared.
Which of us, then, is the better?" Andres Garavel spoke threateningly, menacingly, to his daughter. "Enough! Our word was given, and you have broken it! You have brought disgrace to our name. Can a Garavel be President of the Republic with his daughter wed to a murderer?" "He is not that!" "It was no marriage, and it will not stand. I will have it annulled. Such things are easily done, Ramon.
There was something alluring, something compelling to the pale girl, watching the birth of her first real day of living. The University frowned down upon the graveyard; in its turn the graveyard frowned menacingly upon the town. A snow-bird peeped a "good-morning" to its mate in the Rectory eaves. A bell pealed out twice, striking the air with its sonorous sound reverberating into the hills.
Then when Marcus Claudius proceeded to seize the maiden, the matrons standing around her, and was received with piteous lamentation of the women, Virginius, menacingly extending his hands towards Appius, says, To Icilius, and not to you, Appius, have I betrothed my daughter, and for matrimony, not prostitution, have I brought her up.
She bent her head to one side, and a derisive smile lifted the corners of her lips. A dull red flooded the prisoner's cheeks. "I do not understand you." "You lie!" Fitzgerald stepped closer and his hands closed menacingly. "Thank you," said Maurice, "thank you. But why not complete the melodrama by striking, since you have doubled your fists?" Fitzgerald glared at him.
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