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With them he found the brim of an oiled sou'-westr' hat, a clay tobacco pipe, a rusty clasp-knife with a hole bored through the handle, fragments of a blue shirt; also pieces of a striped silk neckerchief, marked D. S. over 3; the marks had been sewn in with a needle. There was a hole in the back of the skull, and the left jaw was broken.
Now glancing up suddenly, Barnabas saw her eyes were wonderfully bright for all her solemn mouth, and suspicion grew upon him. "Did she know? Had she seen?" he wondered. "Nevertheless, sir my thanks are due to you " "For what?" he inquired quickly. "Why for for " "For bringing you here?" he suggested, beginning to wring out his neckerchief again. "Yes; believe me I am more than grateful for for "
The very bees, at swarming time, did not sting Janet, though they lighted in clouds on her snowy cap and neckerchief; and the little brown sparrows came to share with the chickens the crumbs she scattered at the door.
Then she must have screamed had she had the power. When he tied that neckerchief round her mouth he prolonged her life. Then came the second hurricane of rain, so appalling that had Babbie's hands been free she would have pressed them to her ears. For a full minute she forgot Dow's presence. A living thing touched her face. The horse had found her.
Jope sprang in beside me, and leaning out of the farther window, waved his neckerchief for a while, then pensively readjusted it, and called to the driver "St. Budeaux!" The driver, after a moment, turned heavily in his seat, and answered, "Nonsense!" "I tell ye, I want to drive to St. Budeaux, by Saltash Ferry." "And I tell you, 'Get out! St. Budeaux? The idea!" "Why, what's wrong with St.
Her dreaming eyes would grow bright and wistful; her rich brown curling hair, set free by the yellow sun-bonnet that slipped off her head and upon her shoulders, would airily float backward in the wind; there was a lithe grace in the slender figure, albeit clad in a yellow homespun of a deep dye, and the faded purplish neckerchief was caught about a throat fairer even than the fair face, which was delicately flushed.
If you catch her in, these next three or four days, you'll be lucky. Ah, brother William John!" The farmer, half frightened by Anthony's dolorous shake of his head, exclaimed: "What's the matter, man?" "How proud I should be if only you was in a way to bank at Boyne's!" "Ah!" went the farmer in his turn, and he plunged his chin deep in his neckerchief.
One morning as I looked out of my window unter den Linden, I saw a man under one of the trees, half hidden, and shabbily dressed, who took a comb out of his pocket, smoothed his hair, set his neckerchief straight, and brushed his coat with his hand; I understood that bashful poverty which feels depressed by its shabby dress.
By all odds the most interesting figure there was that of a stout peasant serving-girl, dressed in a white knitted jacket, a crimson neckerchief, and a bright-colored gown, and wearing long dangling ear-rings of yellowest gold.
Drew counted twenty more horses before the first rider appeared. His face was masked against the dust by a neckerchief drawn up to eye level. But, unlike the ordinary range rider, he wore an army forage cap in place of the wide-brimmed hat of the plains. As he spurred by below Drew’s perch he glanced up but seemed to have no suspicion that he was under observation.
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