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Updated: May 29, 2025
There is no mistaking it. We should know its dirty appearance and awry folding not to mention bad writing among ten thousand. Having been turned with its stamp in the right direction at the facing-tables and passed under the stamping-machines without notice, it comes at last to one of the sorters, and effectually, though briefly, stops him. His rapid distributive hand comes to a dead pause.
Somers, who has a right of dictation in the affair. She does not suspect it. I must say that Ben is mistaking himself again. I mean, I think so." I looked upon him with a more friendly countenance. The one rude word he had spoken had a wonderful effect, after the surprise of it was over. Real eyes appeared in his face, and a truthful accent pervaded his voice.
As soon as he had learned from Maltravers the charge the maniac brought against Vargrave, there came upon him the recollection of that day when Cesarini had attempted De Montaigne's life, evidently mistaking him in his delirium for another, and the sullen, cunning, and ferocious character which the insanity had ever afterwards assumed.
And when the ridicule became too strong, or the abuse too sharp, men would take up the cudgels for her, and fight her battles; a little too openly, perhaps, as they would do it under her eyes, and in her hearing, and would tell her what they had done, mistaking on such occasions her good humour for sympathy.
But he never fell into the error of arresting his intellectual development by any formal acceptance of creed or system, or of mistaking, for a house in which to live, an inn that is but suitable for the sojourn of a night, or for a few hours of a night in which there are no stars and the moon is in travail.
This was M. Maurice, editor of "Le Courrier des Spectacles." "Leave me, leave me, Monsieur!" she exclaimed, in great excitement, evidently mistaking the words. Then regaining her husband, she again grasped his arm, and the mass at the same time opening its ranks, the two hastened on to a couple of those little black one-horse vehicles, chancing there to stand, which run to St. Cloud.
It told all about the White Ladies, and therein she was described. There could be no mistaking her; the fair body that was like to a willow swayed by the wind. The white feet that could pass, leaving the dew unshaken from the grass. The eyes blue and deep as mountain lakes. The golden locks of which the sun was jealous. It was all quite clear.
You know the way, and can look out for yourself. I shall come, too, and if we succeed In getting through, it had better be before night." "Yes," assented Israel. "If we wait until dark and then creep up to the fort, the guards will be likely to fire upon us, mistaking us for Indians." With these words Israel departed.
But no, there was no mistaking it the dark hair drawn loosely back from the brow her hair her face as she saw it daily in her mirror even her dress; a touch of pale yellow lightly indicated the folds of soft lace the bunch of violets; and there, in black letters of unmistakable clearness on the gilding of the frame, the one word "Philippa."
"If you really don't mean to engulf us, and won't comb your golden hair, pray go on singing. I'll risk it." Bluebell nodded, and gave full play to her magnificent voice in the wildest Lieder she could remember. The man at the wheel, if he had ever heard of a Lorelei, might have been excused for mistaking her for one. A lady to sit and sing in such a gale was not an every-day experience.
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