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In this great work, which to be more universally celebrated requires only to be better known to those who do not come within the narrow circle of students, there is evidence that while Titian, after his stay at the Papal court, remained firm as a rock in his style and general principles luckily a Venetian and no pseudo-Roman, his imagination became more intense in its glow, gloomier but grander, than it had been in middle age his horizon altogether vaster.
Not even Melinda came to enjoy it, for she was in Camden, visiting a schoolmate; and so the day passed drearily enough with all, and the autumnal night shut down again darker, gloomier than ever, as it seemed to Ethelyn. She had seen no one but Mrs.
Lamentable as is the good Sir Ferdinando's case, it stands not alone. It is one of many. And many, many more will be added to the list, if this tyrannical Herodias be suffered to govern." And as if goaded by some stinging thought, that drove him nigh distracted, Hugh Calveley arose, and paced to and fro within the chamber. His brow became gloomier and his visage sterner.
Tredgold junior, glad at an opportunity of sharing his father's views, had passed most of the work on to a clerk who had arrived in the world exactly three weeks after himself. "Binchester gets duller and duller," said Mr. Tredgold to himself, wearily. "Two skittish octogenarians, one gloomy baby, one gloomier nursemaid, and three dogs in the last five minutes. If it wasn't for the dogs Halloa!"
Damme, I am strong for her, aren't you?" "I am," said I, with conviction, coming out of a daze. He led me off to a cafe where he seemed to be more or less at home, and where it was bright and gay for him but gloomier than the grave to me. I drove the car home the next day. When we got down at the garage, Britton shivered and drew a prodigious breath. It was as if he had not breathed for hours.
It was of the same dimensions in all save height, in which respect it was much inferior. The room had also a gloomier character, for the high stonewalls, as they rose and arched overhead, had the aspect of some cathedral crypt or burial-place. The windows here were narrow slits, as above, through which the different court-yards might be seen.
I am sure the rooms I went into this evening were quite shabby nearly as shabby as ours, and much gloomier. What does it matter?" "It does not matter to you," said Nora; "because you are their relation. It is different for us. You belong to them and we don't." "I think you are quite wrong to talk in that way. It is nothing so very great and grand to be related to the Brands."
"The key," replied the widow. All the turnkeys rose to salute the thief-taker, whose habitually-sullen countenance looked gloomier than usual. Ireton rushed forward to open the wicket for him. "No Blueskin, I perceive, Sir," he observed, in a deferential tone, as Wild entered the Lodge. "No," replied Jonathan, moodily. "I've been deceived by false information.
The family lived in a humble tenement, which, however, was neatly kept, and would have been a cheerful home but for the gloomy presence of Aunt Rachel, who, since her brother had been thrown out of employment, was gloomier than ever. But all this while we have left Jack and the stranger standing in the street.
On either side, a dripping-wet wall of jagged stone, excluding all view but a strip of sky: the perspective one way, only a crooked prolongation of this great dungeon; the shorter perspective in the other direction, terminating in a gloomy red light, and the gloomier entrance to a black tunnel, in whose massive architecture there was a barbarous, depressing, and forbidding air.
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