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Updated: May 10, 2025
There I had the good fortune to get the greatest load from my mind. Comyn was resting so much easier that the surgeon had left, and her Ladyship retired two hours since. The day was misting and dark, but so vast was my relief that I imagined the sun was out as I rattled toward Arlington Street. If only Dolly were not ill again from the shock, I should be happy indeed.
It was the only thing in your place that did not interest me when I first walked in. "I paused, and Ombos prompted me half unconsciously: 'Yes? "'Now! I said, meeting his eyes misting my own in doing so, 'it is the only thing I should like to see. "'Ah! he said.... 'Well, I told you that he might come over you slowly; but the gods direct rightly whom they will.
In the afternoon the clouds lowered over the valley and a misting rain set in. Dicksie had gone into Medicine Bend on the stage in the morning, and, after a stolen half-hour with McCloud at Marion's, had ridden home to escape the storm. Not less, but much more, than those about her she was alive to the situation in which Sinclair stood and its danger to those closest to her.
The veil, of point, and rarely beautiful, fell back from her head, lovely in its shape, and the simple wreathing of the dark, soft hair, like a drift of water spray; not covering or misting her all over, only lending a touch of delicate suggestion to the pure, cool, graceful, flower-like unity of her whole air and apparel. "Desire is beautiful!" said Hazel Ripwinkley to her mother.
Finally she lay back and turned away, her eyes misting. 'Kalus? 'Yes. 'Thank you. . .for saving my life. 'You forget that you fed me, and cared for my wounds. 'Still..... She let her voice trail off.
He was dizzy, the world about him misting over now and again with a haze which arose from the long stretches of unbroken snow fields. Tripping in a rut, he went down upon one knee, his flesh too numbed now to feel the additional cold of the snow, snow so hard that its crust delivered a knife's cut.
"I hate to say it. But we his friends might as well face the fact first as last," said the civil engineer, sheltering Janice beneath the umbrella he carried. It was misting heavily and she was glad of this shelter. "Oh, I hope they will find the real thief very quickly!" "So do I. But I see nothing being done toward that. The committee seems satisfied to accuse Nelson and let it go at that."
"Be-that-as-it-may," which is what she always says when she wants to stop discussing, "William goes." So I got ready, and Mr. Taylor and me started down. It's a mile away. Mr. Taylor doesn't like umbrellas, neither do I, so, as it was only misting, Aunty May said I needn't.
Up, it being a cold misting morning, and so by water to the office, where very busy upon several businesses. At noon got the messenger, Marlow, to get me a piece of bread and butter and cheese and a bottle of beer and ale, and so I went not out of the office but dined off that, and my boy Tom, but the rest of my clerks went home to dinner.
They trotted briskly around the corner on to the Avenue, and as it was misting heavily the driver let down the glass shield. It seemed cozy and pleasant to jog home from a party in a private cab, with an agreeable man by one's side. Quite like old times, Milly thought! "You'd better let me take you all the way. Where shall I say?" and he raised the top with his stick.
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