He went like a guilty thing, instead of moving with his usual confident state, the state of a gentleman from a long line of gentlemen.
The Carrolls, as far as their manners went, were gentlefolk, and came of a long line of gentlefolk.
We are pretty well past the Keltie Glacier which is a vast tumbled mass: there is a long line of ice falls ahead, and I think there is a hard day ahead of us to-morrow among that pressure which must be enormous.
Occasionally the mist became so thin that a long line of coast and a great breadth of sea were visible, with the white sails drifting.
The chairs, disposed in a long line on the piazza, waiting for guests, were also varnished, as the artist discovered when he sat in one of them and was held fast.
Above a long line of ordinary looking clouds, float great white masses, formed of the sulphurous vapor.
Then come more hotels, a cluster of cheap shops, and a long line of bath-houses facing a lovely curving beach.
There was a long line of booths, where images could be shot at with bird-guns; and when the shots were successful, the images went through astonishing revolutions.
Then every one seemed to cheer up when, a couple of hours later, we came in sight of a long line of infantry steadily advancing, and the rocks rang soon afterwards with the men's cheers as they drew up to let us pass.
On the extreme horizon there was visible a long line of gleaming, glittering points, which shone and sparkled like a string of diamonds.
The floor was formed of black and white marble, set in squares, and the walls were of polished oak, and bore a long line of paintings of the Somerset family, from John of Gaunt downwards.
There he married, and spent the rest of his days in rearing tobacco and in teaching the principles of war to a long line of gaunt and slab-sided children.
A long line of citizens passed slowly before them, each in turn putting down a roll or bag of coins which was duly noted by the receivers.
A diamond had been roughly outlined on it with bags of sand, and a ball-game was in progress, boys playing, but a long line of men watching from the side lines.
The Union army was advancing in great force now, its front tipped with a long line of bayonets and the mouths of fifty cannon turned to the pass.
Dick's startled gaze beheld a long line of horsemen in gray on their flank and only a few hundred yards away.
They were now in the open and face to face on a long line.
He saw, indeed, dim fires here and there along a long line, marking where the Confederates now stood, or rather lay.
These shelters, a long line of them, are littered thick with empty cartridge cases, hundreds in each; one thinks involuntarily of grouse-driving.
But nothing is so conspicuous as a long line of men riding at fifty yards' interval.
His large means, inherited from a long line of wealthy ancestors, afforded him opportunities to enjoy life at his pleasure.
The hearts of the exhausted men began to fail them--the batteries silent, the infantry short of ammunition, while a long line of blue was making rapid strides towards us in front.
They had not long to wait before a long line of blue was seen advancing from the crest of the hill.
But just before the sun began dipping behind the mountains on our left, a long lineof gray, with glittering bayonets, was seen coming down the slope in our rear.
The next morning found us with the southern shore of Lake Erie in sight--a long line of woods, with here and there a cluster of habitations on the shore.
Next morning we were coasting the western shore of Lake Michigan, a high bank presenting a long line of forest.
We marched over a long line of hills on our west, and in five and a half hours came to some villages where the people sold us food willingly, and behaved altogether in a friendly way.
A long line of villagers were just arriving from the south, and we could see at some low hills in that direction the smoke arising from the burning settlements.
A long line of heights on our south points to the valley of Nsama.
On the commencement of this waste, drawn up in still array, the sunlight broke on the breastplates of a long line of horsemen, whom the sinuosities of the road had hitherto concealed from the Knight and his party.
Rifles were stacked neatly behind the intrenchments, extending in a long line as far as they could see.
Hoots, cat-calls, and derisive yells arose along a long line.
Yet they utilized their numbers and pursued in a long line.
We're scattered along a long line, and General Lee and General Longstreet are some distance from us, but our generals don't seem to be alarmed in the least.
Hooker, moreover, was confronted by a long line of earthworks and other intrenchments, extending for twenty miles along the Rappahannock, and defended by the victors of Fredericksburg.
A long line of path was travelled over before the Signor Grimaldi and his friend were cloaked, and divers hamlets and cabins were successively passed.
We were warned by the soldier who guarded us not to walk in a group and we stole now, beneath a garden-wall, white under the moon, in a long line.
Here a row of cottages beneath the very edge of the bank and in the cottage shadow the soldiers were ranged in a long line.
Upon an eminence, nearly opposite to their position, the boys could see a long line of the French artillery.
Tom made his way towards the spot indicated, where a small group of officers were standing, while a surgeon was examining a long line of wounded laid side by side upon the ground.
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