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Updated: May 13, 2025
She remembered fleetingly that they had something to do with the story of Ste. Geneviève. She wanted intensely to escape from this phantom whom she herself had called up from the void to stalk at her side. But she felt she ought not to let pass, even coming from such a source, such utterly frenzied imaginings against one to whom she owed loyalty.
I had for a time reveled in the dreams which fleetingly haunt all mortals, that there I had found the lost Arcadia, where balmy zephyrs fan the brow into ecstasy forever; but, alas!
The place was so poignantly like the garden of a picture that one has seen as a child, and remembered as a place past all speech beautiful, and yet failed ever to realize in after years, or to make any one remember, or, save fleetingly in dreams to see once more, since the picture-book is never, never chanced upon again.
It is all a little different, it is seen fleetingly as through running water, and it changes also through the influence of pronounced will. But one recognizes the dream-body exactly as one recognizes the waking body, when one has again returned to it. And one retains the sense recollection of both, each independent of the other.
And yet and yet She looked fleetingly into those pale, dingy, underfed, repulsive faces and wondered if coal-miners' families looked like that. But she said aloud at once, almost as though she had crooked an arm to shield herself: "But he said he did not want me to answer at once!
Moving with the stealthy caution which is its birthright, it appeared fleetingly a score of feet lower on the steep slope, the body and its shadow, a twin for stealthy silence, gone in a flash, reappearing once more still lower on the slope and just beyond the pine sapling. It was coming on. Fascinated, Gloria sat like stone, with never a thought of the rifle lying across her knees.
"Sometimes I seem so strange that I need an introduction to myself." She looked into Abbott's eyes fleetingly, and drew in the corners of her mouth. "I guess, after all, there's something in religion!" Abbott was so warmed by returning sunshine that his eyes shone. "Dear Fran!" he said it was very hard to keep his arm where she had put it.
"Such a beautiful day, isn't it? so invigorating, like rare, old wine!" Andy assented somewhat dubiously; it had never just struck him that way; he thought fleetingly that perhaps it was because he had never come across any rare, old wine. He ventured another glance. She was not young, and she wore glasses, behind which twinkled very bright eyes of a shade of brown.
Since, however, he could formulate no logically sufficient reason for the act, he said instead: "Maybe I'll see him before I pull out. If I don't, ask him if he lost a wad like this?" Fleetingly he flashed the little roll of banknotes before Hodges's eyes. "Greenbacks?" asked Hodges. "How much?" Packard laughed. "Not so all-fired much," he said lightly. "But enough to buy a hat!"
De Vaudrey smiled fleetingly, then half-serious, half-smiling, raised a hand in polite protest. Two fair ones carried him off eagerly to retail to the distinguished visitor a morsel of gossip.
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