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Her fine brown hair was neatly braided; her neat waist and unwrinkled black skirt were eloquent of the double virtues taste and economy. Ten yards behind followed the smitten Man from Nome. Miss Claribel Colby, the Girl from Sieber-Mason's, belonged to that sad company of mariners known as Jersey commuters.
"I told them not to bring it here." The child cried louder. Its tiny red face, under the powder, turned purple. It beat the air with its fists. Al, still holding it in his outstretched arms, began vague motions to comfort it, swinging it up and down and across. But it cried on, drawing up its tiny knees in spasms of distress. Claribel put her fingers in her ears. "You'll have to feed it!"
A number of them Claribel, Lilian, Adeline, Isabel, Mariana, Madeline were sketches of women; not character portraits, like Browning's Men and Women, but impressions of temperament, of delicately differentiated types of feminine beauty.
Then we had Claribel Montrose in select recitations. She was all the money. Claribel grabbed "The Wreck of the Hesperus" between her pearly teeth and shook it to death. Then she got a half-Nelson on Poe's "Raven" and put it out of business. Next she tried an imitation of the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet. If Juliet talked like that dame did no wonder she took poison.
Are there any indications that Antonio's mind is more alert than Sebastian's? What purposes of the action or plot are served by the introduction of Claribel? Is the King's grief as great for the daughter as for the son? How does his paternal affection compare with Prospero's? In the second scene of this act, how far is a second counter-plot foreshadowed? When were watches first used in Europe? 3.
In this, his first venture alone in poetry, and in another issued in 1832, Tennyson was to manifest to the world his poetic powers and art, for they contained, besides much rhythmical and contemplative verse, such poems as 'Mariana, 'Claribel; 'Lilian, 'Lady Clare, 'The Lotus Eaters, 'A Dream of Pair Women, 'The May Queen, and 'The Miller's Daughter, In spite of the great promise bodied forth in these works, the volumes were subject to not a little unfavorable criticism, which stayed his further publishing for a period of ten years, though not the furtherance of his creative work, nor his enthusiastic efforts towards increasing the perfection of his art.
Adrian, who was now wholly devoted to his ill-chosen companions, had made some engagement he liked better with them, and would not go, and Claribel was confined at home by indisposition. Amaranthé looked forward with the most flattering anticipation to this proving the scene of her triumph, and restoring all her power over Lionel, who she knew was to be a principal guest there.
She was only wishing him Godspeed with his wooing, but it made him uncomfortable. "Watch her closely," he said, "she's pretty weak and despondent." And he looked at Liz. "Elizabeth," said the Nurse, "won't you sit by Claribel and fan her?" Claribel was the new mother. Claribel is, of course, no name for a mother, but she had been named when she was very small.
Claribel and Ursula continued administering restoratives to her, when the door opened, and the form of Adrian, but far more resembling that of a spectre, slowly entered. He placed himself on a seat, and fixed his haggard eyes upon his sister. She raised her's to him, but no sound gave utterance to the feelings their looks mutually expressed.
Leare was leaning on Hermione's arm; Mammy Christine and Claribel cowered close and held her by her drapery. "Make no remonstrances," she said in a low voice: "let us not excite attention. An Englishman never knows when not to complain: an American accepts his fate more quietly. These people mean to sack the train. We had better get away as soon as possible." "But how?" I cried. "I can walk.
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