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Updated: June 13, 2025
I returned to my seat and watched steadfastly. At first I could see nothing but as my sight adjusted itself I saw her a long way down the clearing that opened the snows, and quite certainly also I saw something like a huge dog detach itself from the woods and bound to her feet. It mingled with her dark dress and I lost it. Mrs.
And by the end of the year, let's say, they'll be about normal again." He seemed actually shivering. "The end of the year!" I cried, the predicament striking me for the first time in its fulness. "Say, you've got a crust!" "You'll do it, if I have to hold a gun over you," he announced grimly. Mingled with my anxiety, which was real, was an exultation that would not down.
He watched the English onset with his spy-glass became suddenly pale as death exclaimed, "They are mingled together all is lost for the present," and rode off the field, never stopping for a moment until he reached Charleroi.
Then we heard the sound of rushing, angry waters, mingled with the roar of the wind, and he seemed to hesitate about going on, but we could not very well stay there, and he once more put his horses in motion, while we held fast and prayed silently to the great Deliverer.
Under his bristly hair, his face was a study of mingled emotions which culminated in his mouth. A grin of pure happiness had drawn up the upper lip; at sight of his prostrate master, the lower one was rolling outward in a sudden wave of pure pity.
After a week in a Belgian town, time seems dull without the music in the air that mingled so sweetly with all waking moods without disturbing them, and stole into our dreams without troubling our sleep. I do not say that such carillons would be a success in London. In Belgium the towers are high above the towns Antwerp, Mechlin, Bruges and partially isolated.
The drive to the house led, as he knew, diagonally through the wood, and as he walked forward he heard the horse's galloping hoofs grow louder and louder. Suddenly there was the report of a gun some seventy or eighty yards away. It was mingled with that of a sudden cry, and Julian heard the horse galloping on even faster than before.
There might have been a hundred of them, mingled, in strangest contrast, with a few delicate silver birches, about the cottage. It stood toward the east side of the sinking ridge, which had a steep descent, both east and west, to the fields below. The slopes were green with sweet grass, and apparently smooth as a lawn.
"Unfortunate travellers," said he to them, "wretched victims, who only expected the moment of an approaching cruel death, give thanks to heaven, which has this day delivered you by my means. I have slain the black by whom you were to be devoured, and am come to knock off your chains." The prisoners hearing these words, gave a shout of mingled joy and surprise.
Uncle William's eye rested on him mildly. "Ye can't figger it that way, Andy. I've tried it. A shark's bigger'n a halibut, but he ain't wuth much 'cept for manure." "Chowder!" The call rang down from the little house, clear and full. Both men looked up. "He's a-callin' ye," said Andrew. There was mingled scorn and respect in the tone. "You come on up to supper, Andy.
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