Small flaring cup, with handle, with representations of stars and magic net-shield of war god.
When his men were posted Clark walked boldly forward through the open door, and, leaning against the wall, looked at the dancers as they whirled around in the light of the flaring torches.
I have seen Him in the watch-fires of a hundred circling camps; They have builded Him an altar in the evening dews and damps; I can read his righteous sentence by the dim and flaring lamps; His day is marching on.
That disturbing glint was flaring brighter than ever in Young Denny's eyes.
As he started out upon the slope, a sudden flaring of the afterglow of sunset flooded down from Old Baldy, filling the valley with lights and shadows, yellow and blue, like the radiance of the sky.
Twilight was deep there in the shade of the peach-trees, but she could see his face, the hungry, flaring eyes.
Seawards, the ruby lantern on the pierhead and the flaring Nore paled, pink wisps of cloud flooded across the sky, and the riding lights and buoy lights shrank to pin-points.
The torch-light for the officer of the guard, flaring on the wall without, shone through the high ventilation niche in the cell and cast a faint illumination over the dusky interior.
The flaring torch-light shone down on bowed heads and disordered garments, and showed fugitive glints of manacles and knives.
The next moment gigantic shadows rushed furiously into hiding, the tent was swamped with the flaring of the naphtha-lamp which the gipsy-woman had come to hang to the tent-pole to light my last seance.
Leonard dashed out of the room passionately, and presently came thundering down again, every step audible the whole way, and threw the book on the table, bringing in a whirlwind, and a flaring sloping candle dropping upon the precious cloth.
But to Adam, Eve in her Sunday fig-leaves was a stylishly dressed woman; and to my eyes, with its gilded mirrors and its flaring gas, the place seemed a palace.
He was sitting propped up by pillows on the bed, placed close to one of the high windows, his deep eyes flaring like two gleaming caverns out of his drawn, haggard face.
Yonder, beneath the ivy which draped the rock, the Grotto opened, with the eternal flaring of its candles.
The work of strengthening the levee, to keep the river away from the town, began at once, and was kept up all night, by the light of flaring torches.
Everyone was working hard, by the light of the flaring torches.
He looked many years older than his age, as he sat at the desk, with the flaring candlelight close in front of him, thinking.
The short street suddenly widened; a blaze of flaring gaslight dazzled his eyes; he heard all round him the shouting of innumerable voices.
Eight sided flaring salt, earliest period, fine stippled background with rose, fleur de lis and beautifully designed American eagle on bottom.
Flaring crimson under her brown skin, Randalin's Viking blood leaped to answer the call.
The flaring yellow runs into the opposite extreme, and is still more censurable.
At that moment fire blazed high there, but her knowing eye told her that it was largely flaring needles, brittle twigs, and easily dissipated cones which fed it.
The Corso, flaring with light, smelt like a circus.
The rain of missiles ceased at dusk, but the universal deposit of chalk and flour was trampled into a cloud made lurid by flaring pyramids of the gas-lamps that replaced for the occasion the stingy Roman luminaries.
But I had caught sight of the drooping eyes and of the wide, flaring nostrils.
