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Lawrence from the room, up a wide, richly carpeted stair-way, to a large, sunny apartment which overlooked the busy street. It was a very pleasant room, and furnished with every luxury and device to amuse, that the most exacting nature could desire. In a large, richly upholstered chair, by one of the windows, sat a very pretty girl of about twelve years.

The last pitch was so steep as to be formed into a sort of stair-way, up which the groaning mules toiled with difficulty. This labor overcome, the party stood on the highest point of the pass. Another minute brought them to the door of the convent. Shakspeare. The arrival of Sigismund's party at the hospice preceded that of the other travellers more than an hour.

But, the way opened, the Doctor's horse switched his tail and was off, the stranger was left behind, and the next moment the Doctor stepped across the sidewalk and went up the stairs of Number 3-1/2 to his office. Something told him we are apt to fall into thought on a stair-way that the stranger was looking for a physician.

It was not a moment too soon, for the opposite door, which led to the private stair-way, had barely closed after him ere the sound of approaching footsteps was plainly heard hurrying quickly toward the library. In that instant Hubert Varrick who had been dazed by his fall, and the terrible blow on his head caused by striking it against the mantel was struggling to a sitting posture.

She glided down the corridor, down the sweeping stair-way, the soft carpeting muffling every tread the dim night-lamps lighting her on her way. No human sound startled her. All in the house were peacefully asleep all save that flying figure, and one other wicked watcher. She gained the door in safety. It yielded to her touch. She opened it, and was out alone in the black, gusty night.

Six spiral columns, springing from the backs of crouched lions, support the rostrum of marble inlaid with beautiful mosaics; whilst above the arch of the stair-way of ascent stands the famous portrait, usually called that of Sigilgaita Rufolo, wife of the founder of the Cathedral.

Just at the turn, where the stair-way was narrowest, Lance heard her exclaim, and saw that she had met face to face no other than Captain Armytage himself. "We heard that the Buccaneer Captain had come to grief." "I?" he laughed; and Gillian shook herself up, asking "Weren't you run down?" seeing even as she spoke that not a drop of wet was traceable. "Me!

A door under the stair-way separates the front and rear halls, and disconnects the kitchen apartments from the rest of the house. All the doors opening into the rear hall should be hung with the new spiral spring butt, the best door spring that has come under our notice. It is entirely concealed, and works without a fault.

We decided to have it on the Queen's Stair-way, which is a long flight of steps, cut in the solid limestone, and leading up out of a deep and shadowy ravine, where the people of the town many years ago cut out the calcareous material for their houses.

Knowin' that he's safe 'll do him more good, even, than fresh air an' sunshine an' oh Lord! how good fresh air an' sunshine 'll be, if ever we do strike 'em again!" When we descended the stair-way again to the little hollow in the rock where Rayburn was lying, we found that he still remained in his dull stupor and took no notice of our coming.