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Updated: May 10, 2025
A pale silver moon-crescent poised on the brow of Old Harpeth and a tingling little breeze was coming down from the north as if sent as a warning of the winter soon to be upon us. I went down to the old graybeard poplars and their leaves seemed to hiss together in the moonlight instead of rustling softly as they had been all summer.
The ranger cut his sentence in two and slid from the saddle. When his companion reached him and drew rein the ranger was bending over a dark mass stretched across the trail. He looked up quietly. "Man's body," he said briefly. "Dead?" "Yes." Neill dismounted and came forward. The moon-crescent was up by now and had lit the country with a chill radiance.
It was therefore into this milieu that David found himself introduced one Thursday at the end of November, 1901. He had walked the short distance from Great Portland Street station. It was a fine day with a red sunset, and a lemon-coloured, thin moon-crescent above the sunset. The trees and bushes of Park Crescent were a background of dull blue haze.
Judith has it all ready for you." "Just as soon as I shed my skin," returned Bruce gayly, throwing his great-coat on the divan, with his hat and gloves. "I tell you, it's fine weather this. The stars are snapping and the moon-crescent is like silver. It makes one glad to be alive." Patricia, with her disquiet mood still hovering about her, came over to the table to watch him begin operations.
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