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Updated: October 14, 2025
It was found advisable to give these two some badge of office, for when they had become accustomed to the white men, they stopped the march for a violent discussion about the glittering jewel worn with such outrageous pride by the first man. The present of a red silk handkerchief to one, and of a tin box that had held meat tabloids to the other, restored peace.
Madge might have met us at the train, at least." "Perhaps she is very sad over her loss," suggested Julia. "In the best of health. Father said so. Oh well, she never was anything but a big butterfly and Eloise a little one. I remember the last time I saw the child, a pretty fairy with her long pink silk stockings. She must have been just about the age of Jewel."
Jesus and His friends went out from the Temple and Jerusalem to the Mount of Olives, and as they looked back upon the beautiful buildings of marble and gold that made the Temple seem like a great jewel shining in the sunset, the disciples turned to Jesus and spoke of it, but He said, "There shall not be left here one stone that shall not be thrown down."
"Where is Jewel?" asked the host. "In dreamland. You couldn't waken her with a volley of artillery," returned Harry cheerfully. "H'm," returned his father. They all took their places at the table and Julia remarked on the charming outlook from the windows. "Yes," returned the host. "I'm sorry I can't stay at home this morning and do the honors of the park. I shall leave that to Harry and Jewel.
It was the only jewel about her, and was worn simply to hold the rose, as though that were the thing she valued. Keith's thoughts sprang to the first time he ever saw her with a red rose near her heart the rose he had given her, which the humming-bird had sought as its chalice. The other ladies were all gowned in satin and velvet of rich colors, and were flaming in jewels, and as Mrs.
A jewel of that value was of little use to one who casts his nets daily for bread and oil, and he brought it to the Doge, as became a fisherman into whose hands the saints had thrown a prize to which he had no title, as it were to prove his honesty.
The house looked a great jewel of bliss, in which the spirits of paradise might come and go, while such as he could not enter! What should he do? Where should he go? To his room, and dress for dinner? It was impossible! How could he sit feeling her eyes, and facing Sefton! How endure the company, the talk, the horrible eating!
But supposing she took fright, lost her head, allowed her son to wrest the jewel from her, or gave consent to its being mutilated, divided! I lay in a cold perspiration till morning. My terrors haunted me all day.
Rutland's prospects, and said he hoped to see her a countess, and the loveliest jewel of the Peerage. He then told her Mr. Rutland was coming to stay a day or two next week, and requested her to receive him graciously. She promised that at once. "That," said he, "will be a much better match for you than the younger son of Sir Charles Bassett.
We begin to suspect who is the "magic of bounty" and the "incomparable man," and also to have an idea that all these people have come to his house to see him. While the Merchant examines the jewel, the first who spoke, the high-flown individual, is pacing and talking to himself near the one he met: Poet.
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