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Updated: May 8, 2025


She was gay in her relief at getting back to the sapphire, but at the same time she was already wondering what she should do about it that night take it with her or leave it alone? Dared she wear it on her finger under her glove? Clara might notice the unfamiliar form of the jewel through the thin kid.

"We all seem sleepy this evening, there is something in the air; I felt half inclined to go off myself." "It is very hot tonight," Bathurst replied. There was something in his voice unfamiliar to the man, and with an exclamation, "Who is it?" he sprang to his feet.

Whereas before us many have been skilful in theory, though no exploits of theirs are recorded; and many others have been men of consideration in action, but unfamiliar with the arts of exposition.

With what skill and breath they had, they set up a choral strain, "Hail, Columbia!" we believe, which those old Roman echoes must have found it exceeding difficult to repeat aright. Even Hilda poured the slender sweetness of her note into her country's song. Miriam was at first silent, being perhaps unfamiliar with the air and burden.

Likewise she gathered courage from the fact that even her best girl friend would have found her figure unfamiliar and striking where once it had been merely tall and slender and strong, ordinarily dressed. Then how would Jim Cleve ever recognize her? She remembered her voice that had been called a contralto, low and deep; and how she used to sing the simple songs she knew.

Now, that countenance was not quite unfamiliar to Gabriel. He had seen it before, as he saw it now, hastily, and, as it were, by fearful snatches.

A bristling array of blood-enemies were gradually transformed into a circle of respectful friends; some of them assisted him to settle himself in his unfamiliar seat, to teach him the duties of his high station.

She had been home for six days, and if she had meant to call "Hello," he said. It was Lily. Something that had been like a band around his heart suddenly loosened, to fasten about his throat. His voice sounded strangled and strange. "Why, yes," he said, in the unfamiliar voice. "I'd like to come, of course." Edith Boyd watched and listened, with a slightly strained look in her eyes. "To dinner?

We held a front of about a mile, and, therefore, not only did I have to do the above-mentioned mile and a half, but also two or three miles going from end to end of our line. It was as dark as could be, and the unfamiliar ground seemed to be pitted like a Gruyère cheese with shell holes.

All the ancient experiments have been duplicated time and again, and the deadly radiation effect has never been observed. Some say that it is a mere old-wives' terror tale; some say that the deaths were caused by fear of atomic energy, when it was still unfamiliar; others contend that the fundamental nature of atomic energy has altered by the degeneration of the fissionable matter.

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