But the rendezvous was brilliantly lighted, and the reappearance of the climbers, whose chances of safety had been eagerly debated since the snow storm began, drew all eyes.
Helen, after a delightful ramble past the chateau and along the picturesque turns and twists of the Colline des Artistes, returned in time for tea, which was served on the veranda, the common rendezvous of the hotel during daylight.
And Farmer had flown south with the idea of circling eastward, and then up north to rendezvous with Dawson.
And that one flaw was making itself known right now as Dawson coasted the Lockheed about in the North African sky over the prearranged rendezvous point.
His study is like Noah's ark, the general rendezvous of all creatures in the universe, and the greatest part of his movables are the remainders of the deluge.
At the same time several vessels full of armed men arrived at the general rendezvousfrom the Pegu river.
The greater part of the English and French men-of-war were lying at Baxadar de Santa Fe, which was the appointed rendezvous of the merchantmen.
The tavern, of course, was the rendezvous through the week, and the place where all the news and scandal could be enjoyed.
The rendezvous that Cross had spoken of in his conversation with his son, was situated in the midst of the thickest and least frequented part of the pines.
We also decided upon certain rendezvous in case of being compelled, by bad weather, to part company at any particular part of the voyage.
They were now nearing Princess Charlotte Bay, the appointed rendezvous for themselves and the succour which was promised from the sea.
The appointed rendezvous was not far off, and the explorers had every reason to strive to reach it; but it was to no purpose that they wearied themselves in the effort.
The party mustered at the old rendezvousof Buree, in the Western District, which, though no longer the outpost of settlement, was yet a convenient starting-point.
Skillful piloting and expert navigation brought us to the rendezvous without incident.
Our rendezvouswas to be off the southeast coast of Kyushu, some 1500 miles away.
So at six in the morning, the king, ready armed and on horseback, summoned Commines and bade him make his way to the rendezvous that the Venetian 'proveditori' had assigned.
Doda, however, was to imagine the rendezvous was only for Lee and Gray, and under no circumstances to be enlightened as to the part Amayeka was to take in this episode of the young deserter's life.
The rendezvous was the Campo Santo dei Tedeschi, which, with its adjoining church of Santa Maria della Pieta, was donated to the Germans by Pius VI as a burying-ground.
That is true, and I thank you for your prudent advice, and shall arrange all my rendezvous for the day after to-morrow.
Truly," said she, "my mother had a rendezvous with her husband, and I have disturbed an enchanting marriage chirping.
On the afternoon of the 4th of September, gave out the exact latitude of our rendezvous in writing; also the longitude by the time-keeper at this present time, in case of unavoidable separation.
On not finding the ship next day, they gave up all further hopes of her, and steered for Anamooka, the rendezvous Captain Edwards had appointed.
She had the day before received orders, in case of separation, to rendezvous at Anamooka, and to wait there for us.
The tender received a fresh supply of provisions and ammunition; at the same time they had orders to cruise in a certain direction, to look for the jolly-boat; and Palmerston's Isles was appointed as a rendezvous to meet again.
After our friendly meal, we perambulated the town of Funchal, and attended chapel, which so far from being a house of devotion, presented to our contemplation a rendezvous for intrigue and the retirement of a conversazione.
A scout had preceded them, and the troops with enthusiasm awaited the arrival of that leader, a message from whose magic name had summoned them to this secluded rendezvous from many a distant state and city.
And so in the present instance he formed a club of pigeon-shooters, and lent them his villa for their rendezvous and enjoyment.
Occasionally the cardinal stepped in, and, to a certain degree, the saloon was the rendezvous of the Catholic party; but it was also generally social and distinguished.
The scouts, too, had brought information, which might have been expected, that theirrendezvous was no longer a secret at Rome.
Always famous for a brilliant bar, a learned judiciary, and a cultivated taste among its women, Richmond in 1861 was the ideal of a political, military, and social rendezvous of a young nation.
In spite of every effort a march so swift that it would have exhausted cavalry, Jones's ranks did not reach the rendezvous until midnight.
The species of rendezvous this individual gave me, had nothing very flattering about it, I fancy!
Was it, then, a mere love affair across which I had foolishly stumbled, and was I busying myself unnecessarily about a rendezvous that might mean no more than an elopement from under a severe father's eye?
The discovery of a letter appointing a rendezvous between two persons of the male sex, in the grounds of the party giving this ball, in which the opportunities afforded by a masquerade are to be used for forwarding some long-cherished scheme.
A rendezvous is always brought about only through her efforts, and she alone is annoyed if it is disturbed too soon.
It means "cane," and indicates a nocturnal rendezvous in the cane-field, where lovers are safe from observation.
They had been having weekly meetings, feeling that more frequentrendezvous might excite suspicion.
Looking ahead, he could see tiny glows in the sky, which he knew to be the rebels of Dalis' Gens, flying to keep their rendezvous with him.
For the Roman world the circus was at once a political club, a fashionable lounge, a rendezvous of gallantry, a betting ring, and a playground for the million.
