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They were not gone past two mile from Newcastle, when the Scots were signified that the bishop of Durham was coming to themward to fight: this they knew by their spies, such as they had set in the fields.
All those who are under the influence of the love of use receive the influx; but those who are under the influence of the love of glory not originating in use, do not receive it." Afterwards he explained to them what every particular thing in the garden represented and signified.
This signal, repeated more than once, gave offence to the rigour of his companion, the rather because it appeared to indicate inattention to the treasures of theological and controversial knowledge which were pouring out for his edification. He therefore signified gruffly that he could not waste his time in waiting for an useless cur. 'But if your honour wad consider the case of Tobit
'Janet and I have some purchases to make, she said. The squire signified sharply that she must remain where she was. 'I think aunty wants fresh air; she had a headache last night, said Janet. I suggested that, as my presence did not seem to be required, I could take her on my arm for a walk to the pier-head.
He began to follow them mechanically, absentmindedly almost, ever peering over his shoulder to see if he, too, were being followed by something with a gigantic tread.... And soon it came about that he no longer quite realized what it was they signified these impressions left upon the snow by something nameless and untamed, always accompanied by the footmarks of the little French Canadian, his guide, his comrade, the man who had shared his tent a few hours before, chatting, laughing, even singing by his side....
It is not always wise to do that, for it may be awkward for those who are followed. I appeal to all the ladies present, and not one of them, I am sure, will contradict me." The king, who was much disturbed by what he suspected was about to follow, signified his assent by a gesture.
They consist of little bits and fragments of bones, and of packages carefully tied up in silk, the contents of which are signified in Gothic letters appended to each parcel. The sacred vessels of the church are likewise kept in the sacristy. . . . Re-entering the transept, our guide showed us the chapel of the Strozzi family, which is accessible by a flight of steps from the floor of the church.
Beauchamp signified the horrid intermixture of yes and no, frowned in pain of mind, and Walked up and down. 'There's no living woman I admire so much. 'She has refused the highest matches. 'I hold her in every way incomparable. 'She tries to understand your political ideas, if she cannot quite sympathize with them, Nevil.
With all respect for the distinguished authorities on the other side, I cannot find good reasons for accepting the theory that the cosmic deities who are superadded to deified ancestors even in China; who are found all over Polynesia, in Tangaloa and Maui, and in old Peru, in the Sun are the product either of the "search after the infinite," or of mistakes arising out of the confusion of a great chief's name with the thing signified by the name.
The perfect willingness of Lastman to paint a picture on any desired subject, and have it ready Saturday night, all in the colors the patron desired, with a guarantee that it would give satisfaction, filled the heart of Rembrandt with loathing. At the end of six months, when he signified a wish to leave, it was a glad relief to the master.
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