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Her hair was blowy, her face a keen pink, her eyes an electric blue by contrast. She was bending low over the water Cowperwood also their hands outstretched, the fish, some five in all, nervously dancing before them in their efforts to escape. All at once, having forced them into a corner, they dived; Berenice actually caught one.
At his touch the body of the Haunted Man seemed to become as thin and incorporeal as that of the Goblin himself, and together they glided out of the window into the black and blowy night. In the rapidity of their flight the senses of the Haunted Man seemed to leave him. At length they stopped suddenly. "What do you see?" asked the Goblin. "I see a battlemented mediaeval castle.
Longer since I was at the farm. I have got my nosegay safe. Remember me to the Holmans. Yours, E. H." 'That's not much, certainly, said the minister. 'But it's a comfort to know he's on land these blowy nights. Phillis said nothing. She kept her head bent down over her work; but I don't think she put a stitch in, while I was reading the letter.
I'm going to take you to a place where the color scheme of your greenbacks has got to be yellow. Color up there, Doll. You ain't going dead, are you?" She stretched open her eyes to wide, laughing pools, plowed through the rear-counter debris of pasteboard boxes and tissue-paper, reached for her jacket and tan, boyish hat. A blowy, corn-colored curl caught like a tendril and curled round the brim.
March was rough and blowy. Mother Underhill had to go up in the country for a week, for Grandfather Van Kortlandt died. He had been out of health and paralyzed for a year or two. Aunt Katrina had been staying there, and they would go on in the old house until spring. She was grandmother's sister. Of course no one could feel very sorry about poor old Uncle Nickie, as he was called.
"All right, I'll turn Old Calico loose," replied Pan. "And I'll remember what you said about him." Blowy pointed out one of his horses. "Kid, screw your wood to thet Jasper, an' you'll never be walkin'." "Thanks, but I got lots of horses," said Pan. "Aw go on lots of horses. Why bunkie, I got more mean horses than I can start to keep gentle. I just fetched thet one to stake my friends."
"Look here, I just wanted to tell you, you must be sure and join us to-night. We are going to give Schilsky a jolly send-off." They stood at the corner of the WACHTERSTRASSE; it was a blowy day. Maurice replied evasively, with his eyes on the unbound volume of Beethoven that Furst was carrying; its tattered edges moved in the wind. "When does he go?" he asked, without any show of concern.
He knew it even if Ishmael, the child of his heart, seemed not to care enough one way or the other to be aware of it. One day, a sunlit blowy day of spring, when the cloud-shadows drew swiftly over the dappled hills and the young corn was showing its first fine flames of green, Ishmael received a letter. Long after it had come he sat with it in his hand, reading and re-reading it.
See my breath all silver lacing; Feel my touch how cold and bracing; Come and race o'er ground so snowy; Come and trip 'mid breezes blowy. I'll make little eyes look brightly; I'll make little hearts beat lightly; And when cheeks grow red as cherry, Then will echo voices merry.
One blowy night in late February, West passed by the brown stone palace which Miss Avery's open-handed papa, from Mauch Chunk, occupied on a three years' lease with privilege of buying; and repaired to the more modest establishment where dwelt Miss Weyland and her mother. The reformatory issue was then at the touch.
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