And so it was that in the small hours of the morning, Montague, pale and nervous, but quite unshaken, was sitting and listening while his brother unfolded before him a picture of the Metropolis as he had come to see it.
Pale and tearless, but shaken with alarms, she bent over the balustrade of the stairs and murmured a prayer commending herself, her husband, and Melissa to God.
Never, in all the years he had known him, had he seen Timotheus sopale and dejected.
All three going into the shop, and watching through the window, then saw Mr Baptist, pale and agitated, go through the following extraordinary performances.
While the flowers, pale and unreal in the moonlight, floated away upon the river; and thus do greater things that once were in our breasts, and near our hearts, flow from us to the eternal seas.
Pale and unreal in the moonlight, the river floated them away.
The whole change passed over him like a flash of light, and he stood in the same instant, pale and astonished, before his patron.
Pale and out of breath, with his cap in his hand, Mederic found the mayor seated at a long table covered with scattered papers.
Poirel de la Voulte raised his spectacles with a motion that was peculiar to him whenever he finished reading a contract; and the three heirs of the defunct looked at one another without speaking, pale and motionless.
Jacques stood in the middle of the room, pale and out of breath, holding an infant in his arms.
My uncle was lying, pale and exhausted, with weary, sorrowful eyes and heavy arms, on his bed.
Suddenly the emperor, pale and calm as usual, walked in, followed by Marshal Augereau.
An hour passed, when Constant, pale and sad, entered the room; he held a large, crumpled sheet of paper in his hand.
He is pale and exhausted, and his eyes are dim, for he has slept but little.
The door was violently opened, and General Caulaincourt appeared, pale and breathless.
Gabriel was becoming more and more pale and agitated.
For some seconds, these two tall figures stood out, pale and shadowy, in the farewell gleams of the Aurora.
Two She was found there by her aunt, pale and shivering.
Surely they could not want her like this, pale and distraught.
Now hidden by the mist, now clearly outlined: a kilted Scottish soldier, pale and weary, wandering it seemed to her, without direction or hope.
All my effort could not have moved the huge slab; but it opened the door of the cottage, and I threw myself once more, pale and speechless, on the couch beside the ancient dame.
I almost believe that a child, pale and peaceful as a snowdrop, was born in the Earth within a fixed season from that stormy afternoon.
But I do not mind that so much as his turning so pale and thin.
Soon after this Julia returned, pale and calm as a statue, and sat down humbly beside Jane.
He whipped out of the furious man's way, and got to the safe, pale and trembling.
Fleur-de-Marie, pale and alarmed, seemed fascinated by this look.
He half shuts the door, and remains close to it listening, pale and nervous.
The father's face, pale and wild, was looking out of the cab window as the son descended the house steps.
I enjoy seeing the work they do, but I am much distressed to see their bodies so thin, and their faces so pale and sad.
I could have wept myself when I saw him so pale and wan, but my joy effaced my grief, for at sight of him I felt so glad that I forgot all other pain.
She was getting out--pale and tired-looking, but nothing wrong.
She started, and turned round, pale and trembling, and lifting her eyes pleadingly to his face, silently placed the purse in his hand.
Lady Tynemouth looked astonished, gazed hard at the paper, then sprang to her feet, pale and agitated.
He didn't seem excessively worried about it before dinner, yet he seemed upset too, so pale and anxious-looking.
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