The smoke was gone, and now a dark figure could be dimly seen high up on the mill-side.
Presently a man could be dimly seen clinging to a cross-piece in an alcove made for an air-shaft from the main working.
Hugh made one quick step backward and shut the door; then he turned about on Drayton, whose cruel face could be dimly seen in the hazy red light that came through the blinds.
The great clock of Westminster was striking three; the sky was a dun gray behind the clocktower, and the dark mass of the abbey could be dimly seen.
Five minutes after, his door was softly opened, a figure glided through the gloom to his bedside, and bent over him, like a dimly seen shadow, to catch him by the shoulder.
Lady Gowan blew out the light, and Frank quickly drew the heavy curtain aside, and uttered a groan, for the garden was full of armed men, dimly seen in the gloom amid the shrubs.
On his side, Frank sat in his saddle watching his father's dimly seen face, but ready to start and glance in any direction from which a fresh sound was heard.
There are many laws regulating variation, some few of which can be dimly seen, and will be hereafter briefly mentioned.
The result of the various, quite unknown, or dimly seen laws of variation is infinitely complex and diversified.
Leoni, earning the chamberlain's term of the man "with the strange eye" by the peculiarly fixed look which was dimly seen.
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