And though that thought shone out in the obscure future like a glamorous flower, it brought too much wistful uncertainty to the present.
He got up, and stood gazing down at the town, at the plain all green with crops, and the ring of mountains glamorous in sinking sunlight.
Then the moon came up, and he found himself sitting under the eave of a barn close to a chalet where all was dark and quiet; and down below him the moon-whitened valley village--its roofs and spires and little glamorous unreal lights.
It seemed to envelop Gudrun in a labourer's caress, there was in the whole atmosphere a resonance of physical men, a glamorous thickness of labour and maleness, surcharged in the air.
The terrible silence and cold and the glamorous whiteness of the dusk wrapped him round, and she remained crouching before the window, as at a shrine, a shadow.
How happy they were, how cosy andglamorous it was with them, in a world of lofty shadows!
They looked up at the long, low house, dim and glamorous in the wet morning, its cedar trees slanting before the windows.
She started off into the country--the darkish, glamorous country.
To all of them the glamorousbackground was irresistibly appealing.
Jimmy could see their attention wander from the absorbing tale as Justice Higginbotham unfolded it, one of the most glamorous that Jimmy had ever heard.
What gilded forest trails were those which we blazed into the glamorous land of to-morrow!
We talked of other streets in London which are filled with shop-windows glamorous of prospect for the gourmet; and not only for the gourmet, but for all simple-minded folk.
Up the Pacific, so glamorous and gay, Where night is of blue, and of silver the day.
They had many glamorous nights on the roof, nights that recalled the enchantment of those hours under the Aurora, nights of severe mental reservation on Marcella's part, all unsuspected by Louis.
And there was no glamour at all--except, perhaps, in the ships that lay at anchor and the barges that glided by; they were glamorous enough with their aura of far lands and strange merchandise.
She stood there in the glamorousmoonlight with a commanding dignity which seemed more than human.
Slowly the sun had been dropping down over the Calabrian Mountains, and the glamorous twilight was stealing over the immediate scene.
He had been a member of the posse organized by Harry Love to shoot on sight California's most famous bandit--Joaquin Murietta and boasted that he fired the bullet which killed the glamorous Joaquin.
And there was Stevenson and his glamorous islands winning me on.
He accompanied me to the door, staring at the marvel of the glamorous Northern midnight.
The little veranda was that glamorous nook, with a faint golden light falling through the glass of the closed door upon Alice, and darkness elsewhere, except for the one round globe of the street lamp at the corner.
Principally, she saw her name great on all the bill-boards of that unkind city, and herself, unchanged in age but glamorous with fame and Paris clothes, returning in a private car.
Finally this group got cards announcing that on May Fourth, Branton Hills' First Church would admit all who might wish to aid in starting Nancy and Frank upon that glamorous path to matrimonial bliss.
But many a lash was moist as that tiny vision of glamorous purity slowly trod that fragrant pathway.
It does indeed seem that, however far we go back in history, we everywhere find the same extraordinary phenomena, under other names and often in a more glamorous setting.
It readily performs the most glamorous feats of sleight-of-hand, provided that we can derive no profit from them.
She was on the space platform, which was the second most glamorous spot in the universe.
Her braves became glamorous and heroic at once, and magically she cast her spell over them.
But now something unfolded in him, he was a potent, glamorous presence, people turned to watch him.
And the excitement and the unease began to wear through Alvina's rather glamorous fussiness.
How many books have been published of late years letting us behind the scenes of the glamorous myth of pioneering!
Alexis as he lay back upon his cushions, was conscious only of the beauty of burnished hair, glamorous eyes and skin, of the god-like frame of trees and lake and sky; the unutterable bliss of such companionship in such surroundings.
But how, without these instinctive young passes at Art, could the unceasing, glamorous and needful rebirth of the world get itself accomplished?
Long had been the bicycle expeditions through that unexplored fringe of glamorous old Celtic seaboard; to St. Malo and Cancale, Rennes and Brest, and many another half-forgotten shrine of old romance had they sped.
The lamps had just sprung to fiery stars in the blue glamorous twilight of the square; the fragrance of wet lilac blew up to her, and a blackbird among the bushes began to sing like mad .
The delicate, sinuous melodic line, the glamorous sheeny harmonies, are gone out of it.
And, of late, the single shaft has out-topped the glamorous Wagnerian halls.
I'll be a glamorous new person because of this shampoo.
Shampoo glamorousnew beauty into your hair with golden hair wash.
Just hills, and in the glamorous mingling of the afterglow with the swift dusk she stood, as the gig, the two men in it apparently borne along level with the top of the hedge by some mysterious agency, passed by.
The sun was already setting, and the glamorous light made vision uncertain, yet Robin thought he saw a movement of the gorse more than the breeze warranted.
The present picture illustrates phases of this glamorous love-making--Krishna embracing one woman, dancing with another and conversing with a third.
The present picture with its glamorous interpretation of the forest in spring illustrates the poem's opening verse and re-creates the setting in terms of which the drama will proceed.
Their love is gentle rather than brusque, an air of glamorous wonder broods above them and we meet once more that blend of romantic sensuality and loving innocence which is perhaps the chief Indian contribution to cultured living.
