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And the second angel poured out his vial upon the sea; and it became as the blood of a dead man: and every living soul died in the sea. This vial was poured out upon the "sea." The sea is a large body of water within the earth, subject to violent storms and agitations. As a symbol it would denote some central power or kingdom within the symbolic earth in a state of revolution.
With a quick motion of the head to escape the full force of the pungent odor of ammonia which issued, the Sepoy returned to the unfortunate Gratz, and wetting the tip of his handkerchief with a few drops from the vial, he passed it gently to and fro under the nostrils of the detective. Repeating these maneuvers several times, the Sepoy believed that he remarked a faint twitching of the eyelids.
We increase the force of the electrical kiss vastly, thus: Let A and B stand on wax, or A on wax and B on the floor; give one of them the electrized vial in hand; let the other take hold of the wire; there will be a small spark; but when their lips approach they will be struck and shocked.
Vial which contains the oil for anointing the kings of France. Father Goulden had grown quite pale. He looked down at his feet and turned his snuff-box round and round in his fingers as if he were thinking, and I saw his emotion in his face. "Yes, I said it," he replied, "and I think so still you have a good memory, Mother Grédel.
With a hasty movement, Dr. Jarvis took a little vial from his pocket, and raised it toward his lips. But Nick had been watching. He struck the vial from the doctor's hand, and it went flying through the window. "If you will give me your word of honor not to attempt suicide again," said Nick, calmly, "I will not handcuff you." Jarvis hung his head.
Regular distillers are assisted at this stage by scientific instruments by which the "proof" is tested; but the maker of "mountain dew" has no other instrument than a small vial, and his testing is done entirely by the "bead" of the liquor, the little iridescent bubbles that rise when the vial is tilted.
Before drawing the glass stopper of the vial, La Corriveau folded a handkerchief carefully over her mouth and nostrils, to avoid inhaling the volatile essence of its poisonous contents.
Inscrutably veiled in many folds of chiffon, she held herself apart from the world, and the world, carelessly kind, had left her wholly to herself. Slowly, she put the cork tightly into the vial and slipped it back into her bag. "Tomorrow," she sighed; "to-morrow I shall set myself free."
The mystic and eccentric young poet-preacher now speaks his mind, and he turns out to be a man exclusively interested in real life. This recluse, too tender for contact with the rough facts of the world, whose conscience has retired him to rural Concord, pours out a vial of wrath. This cub puts forth the paw of a full-grown lion.
For answer he pressed the spring, and the little lid flew open. "It is not empty now, you see." Then more slowly and with infinite meaning: "But the little flask is." She brought her hands together and faced him with a noble dignity which at once put the interview on a different footing. "Where was this vial found?" she demanded. He found it difficult to answer.
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