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Michael, in pictures or stained glass windows, delineated just so with drawn sword and warrior's mien in the act of triumphing over his dragon-like enemy on the airy summit of some tall jagged crag or rock-bound precipice. As for Mrs.
'Never mind, said Dick. 'Come on now. Back you go and stick it out. The second act of Madam Butterfly was in progress. With the sure touch of high artistry, both composer and librettist had delineated the result of Pinkerton's faithlessness a faithlessness that was obvious to every one but Cho-cho-san, who still believed that her husband would return with the roses. She knew it.
The Low and the High of Art are not very readily comprehended. They depend not upon the worldly degree or the physical condition of the characters delineated; they depend entirely upon the quality of the emotion which the characters are intended to excite, namely, whether of sympathy for something low, or of admiration for something high.
At the back of the ring I had had a piece of enamel placed, on it was delineated a saduceus, with one serpent between the letters Alpha and Omega. This ring was the subject of conversation during breakfast, and Don Francisco, as well as the advocate, exerted himself in vain to guess the meaning of the hieroglyphs; much to the amusement of Lucrezia, who understood the mysterious secret so well.
Abstract political ideas, purely intellectual phenomena, have found their annalists, as well as executive enterprise; events have been analyzed, as well as described, characters discussed, as well as pictured, the elements of society laid bare with as much zeal and scrutiny as its development has been traced and delineated.
It is not often that a man enjoys the same opportunity as that I then possessed to hear his own character delineated, and his most private motives analyzed.
The pictures with which it abounds one of the ark, in particular, and another of Solomon's temple, delineated with all the fidelity of ocular admeasurement, as if the artist had been upon the spot attracted my childish attention. There was a picture, too, of the Witch raising up Samuel, which I wish that I had never seen. We shall come to that hereafter.
"Oh, I don't care," said Carrie desperately. She was determined now to have a try at the fascinating game. Drouet breathed a sigh of relief. He had been afraid that he was about to precipitate another conversation upon the marriage question. The part of Laura, as Carrie found out when she began to examine it, was one of suffering and tears. As delineated by Mr.
And the King? ... what of him? ... Glancing at that bronze-like brooding countenance, Theos was startled and at the same time half fascinated by its expression. Such a mixture of tigerish tenderness, servile idolatry, intemperate desire, and craven fear he had never seen delineated on the face of any human being.
At one of his lectures last week at Warren's Academy, Professor William Windsor, LL. B., delineated the character of a skull submitted to him by one of the audience. The Professor recognized it instantly as that of one of the Cliff Dwellers, and proceeded to give a description of the individual to whom the skull belonged.
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