A little oil, red lead, and a spangle worn by a woman on her forehead are usually fastened to the bird's head before it is let loose.
Now will all the doctrines of the gospel spangle and sparkle; out of every text will the ministers of God make to issue exceedingly most precious and heavenly fire; for these stones are indeed the stones of fire (Eze 28:16).
The ornament and beauty of this lower world, next to God and his wonders, are the men thatspangle and shine in godliness.
All these things will spangle in the New Jerusalem, and carry their full breadth and sway as in the days of old.
He rowed, always keeping his bow towards the far-off spangle of lights which showed where the Trunella lay at anchor.
There was certainly some sort of enmity between him and the doctor, which the remark about the spangle seemed to fan into a flame.
Lewis, for the moment oblivious to the fact that all our eyes were riveted on the spangle between Kennedy's fingers.
Kennedy, suddenly, holding up the gilt spanglewhich he had found on the closet floor near the wall safe.
But she betrayed nothing except mild surprise at seeing the spangle from her dress.
The tikli or spangleis worn in the Hindustani Districts and not in the south.
At her marriage a bride must always receive the glass bangles and the vermilion, kunku, or spangle from her husband, the other ornaments of the Sohag being usually given to her by her parents.
Pull the tail of the Mararin, Monkey,' She also rejoices in a very large tikli or spangle on her forehead and in a peculiar kind of angia (waistcoat).
They smear a mark of red powder on the forehead or have a spangle there.
In the vast area of its action, which opens before the eye of the mind, we see a power spanning all space, and linking together every one of those myriads of worlds which spangle the robe of the Infinite, and we are compelled to pause.
Presently their objective came into sight: a spangle of lights on the ground.
Could I find the sedgy angle, Where the dragon-flies would turn Slender flittings into spangle On the sunlight?
The lawn assumes a fresher green, And dew-drops spangle all the scene.
Then to the balmy bower of Rapture borne, While strings self-warbling breathe Elysian rest, Melts in delicious vision, till the morn Spangle with twinkling dew the flowery waste.
He is the big boss," says the boy with awe, gazing after the spangle of the flying train.
But the boy still gazes after the spangle in the dust.
No marigolds yet closed are, No shadows great appear; Nor doth the early shepherd's star Shine like a spangle here.
You will toss onward toward the lights That spangle over the lonely pier, By hamlets glimmering on the heights, By level islands black and clear.
It may seem remarkable that among so many thousands of stars which spangle the firmament, there should occur no very perceptible change or variation in their aspect and brilliancy.
The lawn assumes a fresher green, And dewdrops spangle all the scene; The balmy zephyr breathes along, The shepherd sings his tender song, With all their lays the groves resound, And falling waters murmur round.
Then, to the balmy bower of Rapture borne, While strings self-warbling breathe Elysian rest, Melts in delicious vision, till the morn Spangle with twinkling dew the flowery waste.
Spangle kept in place by a stitch through a seed pearl.
Fireflies filled the darkness with a twinkling mist, so that the immense spangle of the purple sky seemed to have invaded the purple ambiguities of earth.
Parting into groups, they dotted the drawing-room with the gorgeousness of peacock blue and jade green, the joyousness of petunias and the melancholy of orchids, or the pale, intermelting tints of rainbows seen through the spangle of a shower.
I came over here just on purpose to listen to little Mister Bob-o-link sing his Spingle, Spangle song.
Mister Jim Crow was sitting on a fence stake listening to Mister Bob-o-link who was singing his Spingle, Spangle song, when he saw six robins dart into Robert Robin's basswood tree.
