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So saying he left them, laughing, and went down the garden-path to the riverside. The two on the veranda sat silent for a moment, then Kingsley spoke. "These weren't the things we talked about when we saw the clouds gather over Skaw Fell and the sun shine on the Irish Sea. We've done and seen much since then. Multitudes have come and gone in the world and I have grown grey!" he added with a laugh.
At the end furthest from the door of admission was a tall desk, of great extent, at which the person using it could write only in the erect posture of a clerk in a counting-house; and stretched from the entrance to this structure was a wide plain band of crimson cloth, as straight as a garden-path and almost as long, where, in his mind's eye, Paul at once beheld the Master pace to and fro during vexed hours hours, that is, of admirable composition.
"Certainly," said Farnham, smiling. "Shall we go into the house?" "Thank you, sir," she rejoined, severely decorous. They walked up the garden-path together, and Sam looked after them with an unquiet heart. She was walking beside Farnham with a stately step, in spite of the scabbard-like narrowness of the dress she wore.
For, after all, he had some vague traditional lights on her world and its antecedents; whereas to her he was a wholly new phenomenon, as unexplained as a fragment of meteorite dropped at her feet on the smooth gravel of the garden-path they were pacing.
"We must go to school," said Amrei, and she turned quickly with her brother through the garden-path back into the village. As they passed Farmer Rodel's barn, Damie said: "They've threshed a great deal at our guardian's today." And he pointed to the bands of threshed sheaves that hung over the half-door of the barn, as evidence of accomplished work. Amrei nodded silently.
"After having worked over the records of the earlier time they still seem the reality and this the dream!" On the garden-path sounded footfalls. Then the voice of Beatrice calling: "Come out, boy! See my new roses just opened this morning!" He got up and went to the window.
He had again slackened his pace, and his face was turned full upon Lilias as he drew near. Upon it care or grief, or it might be crime, had left deep traces. Now it wore a wild and anxious look that startled Lilias, as, instead of passing along the high-road, he rapidly came up the garden-path towards her. "Can you tell me if I am on the high-road to Kirklands?" he asked, as he drew near.
Arabella Greenville drew from her bosom a long wavy lock of silken hair, his hair, poor boy! and kissed it, and crying out "Blood for Blood!" she fell down in the garden-path in a dead faint. She did not Die, however, being spared for many Purposes, some of them Terrible, until she was nearly ninety years of age.
I was childish enough to tell them so; but the childishness came of love, of my exceeding, my unutterable love for Annie Ware; if flowers have souls, the chrysanthemums understood me. A sharp, quick roll of wheels startled me. I lifted my head. The wheels stopped at our gate; a hurried step came down the broad garden-path, and almost before I had had time to spring to my feet, Dr.
Jennings's by a low fence and a few bushes, when voices struck on our ears, and we saw Bullock's big, sturdy, John Bull form planted in a defiant attitude in the garden-path before the door, where the old woman stood courtesying, and mingling entreating protestations against an additional sixpence a week on her rent with petitions that at least the chimney might be made sound and the roof water-tight.
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