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Marcia Grandon is not sharp enough to outwit him anywhere and he would always be master; that is another point scored. Then he might make some moves through her that would otherwise be impossible. Floyd comes out and springs in the carriage, indulgently allowing her to drive. Violet has had a cold and been in-doors for several days, but looks bright and well when she greets him.

I sit down as far from the window as the dimensions of the room will allow, call Vick, who comes at first sneakingly and doubtful of her reception, up on my lap, and take a book. It is the one nearest to my hand, and I plunge into it haphazard in the middle. This is the sentence that first greets me: "Her whole heart was in her boy.

And it is an awful look of recognition that greets him, too. Shot through and through as he is, tortured with thirst and suffering, praying for help and longing for the sight of some friendly face, it seems a retribution almost too cruel that, in his extreme hour, the man sent by Heaven to minister to his needs should be the one he has so foully wronged, the one of whom he lives in dread.

At the door she was told of Egremont's arrival, and with a look of pleased expectancy she went at once to the library. Egremont rose from the fireside, and advanced with the quiet confidence with which one greets only the dearest friends. 'So the sunshine has brought you, she said, holding his hand for a moment. 'We had a terrible storm in the night, and the morning is very sweet after it.

The foreign residents have degraded the Opera. The audience which greets Patti is a rabble compared with that which listened to Sontag. 'The exquisite urbanity which is proverbially French, and which was apparent at the Italiens fifteen or twenty years ago, has disappeared since Paris has become the world's railway terminus.

I have dwelt at unconscionable length upon this incident of my accidental injury and subsequent illness, but I have done so for the very reason that, sooner or later, experiences of this kind come to most of us, and it may be of some use to state exactly, not only the wonderful rapidity with which a man by the simplest misadventure may imperil his life, but the sensations with which he greets the apparent approach of death.

On his lofty brow, on his smiling lips, there was written, after Death had claimed him, after the gladiator had fallen, "The dying one greets you!" The day of his death was the day of his last triumph; and the flowers that all Paris sent to him, were to Mirabeau the parting word of love and admiration!

The honest fellow cannot see but that the furniture is the same, and each article standing in the same place but the new atmosphere "which is the old," greets him upon the threshold, and steals into his heart before he has fairly entered.

How queer to read are some of the entries in the journal! Here are the records of dinners eaten, and gone the way of flesh. The lights burn blue somehow, and we sit before the ghosts of victuals. Hark at the dead jokes resurging! Memory greets them with the ghost of a smile. Here are the lists of the individuals who have dined at your own humble table.

They possessed, for the hour, the two gifts most precious to the student light and solitude: the true solitude of the roaring street. Somehow this vision rarely greets me now.

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