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Yates is past comforting. He says it bodes all kinds of misfortunes to them." "How long ago is it since Hatton Hall fire was lit?" "Well, John, our fire isn't out of counting, like some of the old hearth fires in Yorkshire. But Hatton fire will never go out, John. It was lit by a man that will not die, nor his name perish forever. Why-a! John Wesley kindled the fire on Hatton hearthstone."
We've no more call for Hearts of Oak boys, nor Hearts of Steel boys, nor for burning ricks, nor firing guns." She led the way through the kitchen, up a narrow flight of stone stairs, and opened the door of the room where the minister sat over his bodes. "Here's Master Neal home again," she said, "and he's brought your brother Donald Ward along with him."
Camest thou forth to meet me?" The Hebrew readjusted the kerchief. "Thou hast said." "Wast thou, then, so impatient? Where is thy brother?" "Nay. The village of image-makers is not safe. Moses hath departed for Zoan." "And named thee in his stead. But his mission to my father's capital bodes no good. He might have stayed until I could have persuaded him into friendship."
My bedroom's on the ground floor, as you know, and I hear him come in and go upstairs almost always after midnight. Last night 'twas near one o'clock, and another night it may be later still. It bodes no good for a young gentleman to be coming home at all hours. Of that I am sure." "I think you're right, Mellow," replied Ann gravely. "Does Sir Philip know about it, do you think?"
No; he cannot believe it, and this is why he is as much surprised as puzzled at seeing Valdez when he now sees him. In any case things have a forbidding look, and the man's presence there bodes no good to him. More like the greatest evil; for it may be death itself.
Luisa, who looks the picture of innocence, wears an unexceptionable pink dress, with a train that bodes ill-luck, and many apologies, to her partners. A long train is Luisa's little game. One enthusiast pinned his fragment to his shoulder, like an order a knight of San Luisa, he called himself. Teresa Ottolini, with her mother, has just arrived.
All this is little enough against a man; still it seems to me that his coming bodes danger to the king, and this being so I desire that he shall be watched, in order that I may find out what is his real object in coming over here.
Fast over the length and breadth of the land, went the bodes and riders of the Earl; and hosts, with one voice, answered the cry of the children of Horsa, "Life or death with Earl Godwin." And the ships of King Edward, in dismay, turned flag and prow to London, and the fleet of Harold sailed on. So the old Earl met his young son on the deck of a war-ship, that had once borne the Raven of the Dane.
"There is the supper-bell," interrupted Lottie, hastily. "What are you looking at?" asked De Forrest, uneasily noting the fact of their standing together within the shadowy curtains. He had just descended from the toilet which, with him, was a necessity before each meal. "Mr. Hemstead has seen a light upon the river, and bodes from it some vague danger to some vague, indefinite people. Come, Mr.
My symptoms have scarcely established themselves comfortably, when two or three skating shadows that have been trying to walk or stand, get flung together, and other two or three shadows in tarpaulin slide with them into corners and cover them up. Then the South Foreland lights begin to hiccup at us in a way that bodes no good.
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