Six tall tapers of white wax shed their refulgence over the image, lighting up all its wealth of jewels, and its sweeping draperies into wonderful magnificence.
Her eyes were open now, and the refulgence falling around her from the burning cedar, seemed like the glory of heaven.
La Petite Mer" is in full view, the opposite shore lost in the refulgence of a reflected glow, as if it were the open sea itself.
Christ's garments became resplendent, "because in the height of heavenly clarity all the saints will cling to Him in the refulgence of righteousness.
Hence bodily refulgence is not miraculous in a glorified body.
Some of the refulgence came from the new ambitions with which M.
Stars of great brilliancy had flashed across the firmament and gone out in darkness, but the refulgence of Patti's art remained undimmed, having only grown mellower and deeper and richer with time.
There were stars of rare refulgence in both constellations, which met the Biblical description in differing one from another in their glory.
This despite the fact that his emotions of intestinal felicity were momentarily becoming more intense: the torchlight procession was in full swing, leaving an enduring refulgence wherever it passed.
The room was as one vast pool of limpid golden light, walls and ceilings so luminous with the refulgence of a thousand electric bulbs that they seemed translucent, glowing with a radiance from beyond.
And after that the bright Avasathya fire of great refulgence is spoken of by the Brahmanas.
And seeing them unsteady that lad shining with sun-like refulgence held them with both his hands.
The only radiance which ever penetrates this gloomy interior comes at high noon, when the refulgence of a Mediterranean sun glances through a series of long lancets, and casts those purple shadows which artists love.
What refulgence there is--and it is not by any means of the dazzling variety--comes in through the before-mentioned octagon and the upper windows of the nave.
I had been rather pleased for my school-mates to have had an opportunity of observing this stick, and had regretted the absence of my father's usual hat, equal in refulgence to the cane.
