The reading-lamp shed a shaded glow on the pillow with its spread-out silver hair, and on the delicate hands clasped loosely on the coverlet.
A richer glow stole to her cheeks as she spoke, a burning recollection of a rose, which from her horse that morning at Damory Court, she had glimpsed in its glass on the porch.
Carrying them back, he fixed several in the glass-candlesticks and set them, lighted, all about the somber room till the soft glow flooded its every corner.
The rosy after-glow of the sunset fades out, the night comes white with stars, the faint spring wind sighs over the bay, and both are silent.
She was all in a glow of warmth, but what if she should get lost and flounder about here until morning?
She takes from her bosom a package, and hands it to him; by the glow of the red cigar-tip Jane sees her.
He has explained that, by means of electricity, he can make his canoe or himself glow with a white light in the darkest night.
The light of the camp-fire died out, and then, a few moments later, another camp-fire seemed to glow across a strip of low land.
The principles adopted on one side, however extravagant they may have been at their first adoption and in all the glow and fervor of a new departure, will certainly recommend themselves to some.
I must have lain for some time stunned and unconscious, for when I finally came to myself it was cold in the room, there was no last glow of lingering coals in the fireplace, and I was stiff with chill.
Although the storm raged in all its fury without, the interior of Whitestone Hall was ablaze with light, that streamed with a bright, golden glow from every casement.
Why, your eyelids are red and swollen, and your eyes glow like the stars.
A warmglow was creeping through his nervous system and into his mind.
Then he settled down in his room, a glow in his heart, to find out just what Grace and Neuerman had done, between!
Perhaps," said he, watching her and wondering with a little glow suddenly warming his heart, at her lack of guile.
Thus a poor man may glow with inward satisfaction at the thought of the hospital he is going to build when he gets rich.
It is with a glow of gratitude that I think of you and your goodness to me when I was suddenly widowed.
He has drawn so clearly the figures of Romanist, Arminian, and Calvinist, as to make them fairlyglow upon his pages.
All these lyrics are such delights as leave us silent, seeing we have no words to tell the glow of spirit we feel.
All four Earthly eyes were shining with a glow that was recognizable to any even remotely humanoid species as the glow of intellectual fervor.
The old remembrances awake, the faded colors glow with a fresh lustre, and story and song pour us a blessed draught which lifts up our minds and our thoughts, so that the evening becomes as a Christmas festival.
And his eyes sparkled with new life; a glow diffused itself over his frame; it seemed as if every sorrow, every oppression were banished from his mind, and a fresh, free nature were stirring within him.
Helga continued to gaze upon the glittering star, which seemed to glow brighter and purer in its light; then between herself and the star floated a form, purer than the air, and visible through it.
Its top glittered in the evening rays like molten gold, and it seemed as if the light came from within it; for long after the sun had sunk beneath the horizon, the mountain-top would glow in the clear, blue sky.
The fir-tree forests on the mountains were covered with a purple hue like the heather bloom; and where the woods terminated, and the rocks became prominent, they looked almost transparent in the rich crimson glow of the evening sky.
Bombshells tore away the flesh in red strips; bombshells lit up into a terrible glow the strawheaps to which the wounded had dragged themselves, to lie untended for many hours, perhaps for all the hours they had to live.
We look at the numerous ships, and at the Swedish coast on the opposite side of the sound, rising far above the surface of the waters which mirror the glow of the evening sky.
Rudy and Babette felt that they had never seen the Alpine glow in such perfection before.
I feel it glow and swell more and more in my closed hand.
It seemed to glow with the color of life; the armor glittered like iron and steel.
The woods glow with hues of red and gold and brown.
The rain streamed down; a refreshing wind was blowing; the storm had gone by, and there was quite a holiday glow on all things.
Gryffyth wakes from the black dream, and his eyes glow from under his hair.
When Butler, in the chief city of the Southern despotism, hung a traitor, we felt a glow of pride; for that one act proved that we had a Government, and one man brave enough to administer its laws.
Some brittle sticks of thorn or brier Make me a fire, Close by whose living coal I sit, And glow like it.
But redder yet that light shall glow On Linden's hills of stained snow, And bloodier yet the torrent flow Of Iser rolling rapidly.
And, moreover, certain individuals, it is told, have seen a dull glow at night where the brightness is sometimes observable in the daytime.
Her young womanhood was yet pervaded with the glow and with the happy ease of an unrestrained childhood.
The glare flamed red against the purple night sky, and by its ominous glow Abu Sofian ventured beyond the city's boundaries to reconnoitre.
He penetrates in fancy to the innermost Holy Place and beholds the God of battles, even feels his touch, icy-cold upon his shoulder, and returns with the glow of that immortal intercourse upon him.
I stared at it a moment, feeling a glowof success.
As the light came on, a pale glow filling the room, I noticed the woman was staring at me, her eyes wide and frightened.
When I got to the door of the room where Tz'ac Tzotz and his mother were, I gave it a gentle push and peered in, but the glow from the lamp above the bed showed it and the crib were both empty.
The lights were off, but like the office, it was illuminated by the glow of several CRT screens stationed above a long lab bench.
An intense red glow was illuminating the morning sky from the direction of the clinic, a vibrant electric rose weaving its hues in the mist.
All this too has been reached within the memory of multitudes of living actors; in fact it can be said the glow of youth is yet upon the brow of the young States.
Nunez had an eye for all beautiful things, and it seemed to him that the glow upon the snow-fields and glaciers that rose about the valley on every side was the most beautiful thing he had ever seen.
And the glow of the sunset passed, and the night came, and still he lay there, under the cold, clear stars.
It rose with a white glow in front of it, like the glare of a white fire, and those who had seen it come into existence the night before cried out at the sight of it.
I wandered on until all was quiet save the water, and returned to the inn when the fire on the hearth was sending forth a cheerful red glow through the dusk.
The face of the stream, the pools in the road, the grass and the leaves, were brightened with the orange glow of a veiled light as of some sacred fire shining in the dusk through clouds of incense.
I reached the city of Divona when the yellow glow of the autumnal rainy sunset was stealing up the ancient walls.
Why should that beetle in the grass, upon whose back all the colours of the prism change and glowlike supernatural fire, trouble me with the cause and motive of its beauty?
What I saw was the reflection of the after-glow, but the glow in the sky was hidden.
Here I was looking at the valley of the Lot in the warm after-glow of sunset, when an elderly gentleman came up to me and disturbed my contemplative mood by asking me not very courteously if I wanted to see anybody.
Jack did look, and the serene eyes, yet dancing with amusement at the incongruous picture, seemed to take a warmer glow of love and pleading.
Within, there was the glow of warmth and color that Carmen liked to create for herself.
