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Updated: May 19, 2025
For reply I took from my pocket the ring I had fished out of the ashes of their kitchen stove on that memorable visit to their house, and holding it up before their faces, looked them steadily in the eye. A sudden wild glare followed by a bluish palor that robbed their countenances of their usual semblance of daring ferocity, answered me beyond my fondest hopes.
Her dark, curling hair, girlishly bound with a ribbon snood, and her large brown eyes, were in striking contrast to her complexion, which was pale, with the radiant and warm palor of a tea-rose or a pearl.
Be careful and you will get well; the doctor says so. But Jerrie's tears belied her words when she saw the palor in Maude's face as she sank back upon her pillow exhausted, while, with her handkerchief she wiped a faint coloring of blood from her lips. 'I have stayed too long, Jerrie said, as she arose from her low seat by the couch.
Perhaps the silence answered her perhaps her own heart told the secret to her, for a sudden gray palor overspread her face.
Just then Everard and Emily came in, and at the next dance they exchanged partners. As they passed under the hall lamp, Everard remarked the extreme palor of her countenance. "You are ill, Miss Leicester," he said. You should not have remained so long in that cold place. Let me get you a glass of wine." "Oh no, thanks. I shall soon get warm with dancing."
I believe you felt me, though I never touched you; a sign, brother, that we are akin, that we are dui palor—two relations. Your blood beat when mine was near, as mine always does at the coming of a brother; and we became brothers in that lane.’ ‘And where are you staying?’ said I; ‘in this town?’ ‘Not in the town; the like of us don’t find it exactly wholesome to stay in towns, we keep abroad.
"I was on earth known as Sybil Warner," said a voice which seemed not that of Dawn, and yet her vocal organs were employed to speak the name. "Sybil Warner!" exclaimed Basil, white with emotion, and turning to his sister, whose palor equaled his own, "Have you ever spoken that name to her?" he asked, pointing to the upturned face of Dawn. "Never!
To a large extent, our present system of educating girls is the cause of this palor and weakness. How our schools, through their methods of education, contribute to this unfortunate result, and how our colleges that have undertaken to educate girls like boys, that is, in the same way, have succeeded in intensifying the evils of the schools, will be pointed out in another place.
I believe you felt me, though I never touched you; a sign, brother, that we are akin, that we are dui palor two relations. Your blood beat when mine was near, as mine always does at the coming of a brother; and we became brothers in that lane." "And where are you staying?" said I; "in this town?" "Not in the town; the like of us don't find it exactly wholesome to stay in towns; we keep abroad.
He has not absconded, Marianne said quickly; he went away on Friday very quietly with another Curé. Let him go to the devil! Suzanne had difficulty in hiding her palor and her distress. She pretended to have a head-ache, left the table, ran to her room and burst into tears. Why this decisive departure? Why had she not received a single warning from Marcel?
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