Jacobs and Blanche Elizabeth Wade contribute stories that are both fascinatingly real and touched with romance.
It seemed a long time to Dick since he had crouched, as Harold was crouched now, and gazed fascinatingly at the wonders of a rock pool.
Harold, perched at the edge of the pool, was lookingfascinatingly into the clear green depths and didn't hear the soft tap of Dick's crutches until the older boy was almost beside him.
Down town where the money is made and the offices of the money makers are piled one on top of another, the streets are as irregular as those of London or Paris, and have all sorts of fascinatingly suggestive names.
In his works, too, are to be found the germs of romanticism, which others, notably Mendelssohn and Schumann, developed so fascinatingly in their best works.
Every hundred yards or so there is something fascinatingly beautiful, so the early morning hours go past quickly.
But to me his most fascinatingly original work is his "Arabesque," an entirely unhackneyed and memorable composition.
Opus 26 collects nine songs, of which "Princess Pretty Eyes" is fascinatingly archaic.
She wouldn't be fascinatinglyefficient in that back-to-nature garb if she were doing charity work at home or if she were taking a trip in an airplane.
You were scarcely fascinatingly efficient in the garb in which you first appeared to me.
I only said about you, Mr. Constable, that you were fascinatingly handsome with your dark hair.
When she saw that the Rameyev sisters were laughing, Irinushka turned to Elisaveta: "You do agree with me, Vetochka, that the constable is a fascinatingly handsome man?
Late in the year the foliage has become scanty, and the nut-clusters hang fascinatingly clear, far above one's head, to tempt the climb and the club.
That Miss Moberly has a delightful and graceful style is not only evident from a perusal of some of her former works, but from the fascinatingly told story now under review.
Ruth's revelations, far from daunting her, far from making her feel like cringing before the world in gratitude for its tolerance of her bar sinister, seemed a fascinatingly tragic confirmation of her romantic longings and beliefs.
They stood laughing and joking in the parlor while the boys registered; then the four went up to two small but comfortable and fascinatingly clean rooms with a large bathroom between.
She danced gracefully and sang fascinatingly such songs as "I'm the covey what sings.
The valleys of Mendocino County are fascinatingly beautiful, and a trip direct to the coast, with a spin along ten miles of perfect beach as we returned, was a fine contrast to hungry climbing over rugged heights.
Conciseness, clearness, and directness characterised his delivery; while with illustration and anecdote he made his dull subject fascinatingly interesting.
And most fascinatingly lovely the Diva looked in her white night-dress, with her wreath of rich auburn tresses hanging in luxuriant curls around her shoulders.
His puzzled embarrassment did not, however, prevent him from seeing that she looked, if possible, more fascinatingly beautiful in her grief and her tears than he had ever before seen her.
The idea was so deliriously unexpected, so fascinatingly novel to Kedzie, that she fell in love with it.
But some of the neighbors were fascinatingly careless of inspection--and they always promised to be more careless than they were.
In very many ways today the rural problem, so fascinatingly varied and increasingly urgent, challenges the personal interest of the young women of our colleges.
It is complex enough to be fascinatingly interesting.
We need history, science and travel fascinatingly presented--at least as interestingly as the fiction-writer presents his subjects.
