But, the faint image of Eden which is stamped upon them in childhood, chafes and rubs in our rough struggles with the world, and soon wears away: too often to leave nothing but a mournful blank remaining.
She all but stamped her foot as she said: "Didn't you hear me?
The animals jostled each other, bit and squealed, stamped their forefeet, and tossed their manes.
The inevitable happened--she lost her temper and stamped her foot; whereupon Ginger, with lifted tail, ran around her like a circus horse.
Yet he had fought so gallantly that he had tossed and stamped to death dozens of the enemy.
If this work is to be done in gold, the design is stamped on lightly and sizing made of white of eggs is brushed on wherever the gold is to come.
It has no jewels, and its parts are stampedout of sheets of brass or steel by machinery.
Gold leaf is laid upon this sizing, and the cover is stamped again.
A die is made for these, and the lettering and ornamentation are stamped on in colors.
Two pieces are stamped out and joined by a particularly noisy machine, and then the balloon is blown out by compressed air.
Altogether a figure striking and noble, if not grand and imposing--one that long acquaintance would only render the more impressive, for it was stamped with character.
God hath His seal And image stamped upon thy hallowed head 180 And forehead, where all beauty seemed outpoured, With wisdom and benevolence and all That flows in streams unbounded from the fount Of every precious thing.
The pattern of the father or the mother must not be stamped too deep in the impressionable child-mind.
Many a person is still suffering from an old pain or an old disability whose cause has long since disappeared, but which is stamped on the mind and believed in as a present reality.
Turning in a temper to the ant-heap he stamped upon it and crushed hundreds of unoffending ants.
No; the Christian superstition must be stamped out, and the worship of the gods maintained.
His bearing was so distinguished, and his manners stamped with so much high breeding, that involuntarily he was always treated en prince.
She read foreign languages, was a musician, and a woman of high breeding, and she stamped her own individuality strongly upon at least three of her children.
ANGEL, gold coin worth 10 shillings, stamped with the figure of the archangel Michael.
CROSS, any piece of money, many coins being stampedwith a cross.
The girl stamped a small work-worn riding-boot in the dust.
I am not going to eat them,” and he stamped away up the High Street, leaving the fruiterer in a state of stupefaction.
On many a face there werestamped hopelessness and apathy.
The last of these letters, which is stamped with the post-mark of a small Hungarian town, contains the following lines: "I tell you honestly that I am tired of the whole thing.
Stamped on his features were all the marked characteristics of his Orientalism.
Before him lay a large folio, bound, perhaps, late in the seventeenth century, with the arms of Canon Alberic de Mauléon stamped in gold on the sides.
He was, indeed, a regal fowl, for he not only coined copper money, but stamped it with his own effigy and circulated it amongst his customers in the form of tokens.
Soda-water bottles which have in the making been stamped with the name of a particular firm have, in like manner, got into the hands of persons who fill them with soda-water of an obscure and unrenowned quality.
Laetitia had formerly chafed at it, rejecting it utterly, save when now and then in a season of bitterness she handed here and there a volatile young lady (none but the young) to be stamped with the degrading brand.
Clara stamped her foot imperceptibly on the lawn-sward, which was irresponsively soft to her fretfulness.
After a silence, she could not renew it; and he was evidently indifferent, having to his own satisfaction dissected and stamped her a foreigner.
Sir Willoughby was destined himself to supply her with that key of special insight which revealed and stamped him in a title to fortify her spirit of revolt, consecrate it almost.
One and the other stamped her as a slave in a frame.
After Sun Hsing-che had listened to their confidences, he stamped his foot and heaved a sigh.
As soon as he put his foot inside the door, he gave way to an exclamation, and stamped his foot.
When these words fell on Pao-yü's ears, he stamped his foot and heaved a sigh.
But finally Merik stamped for the last time, and stood still as though turned to stone.
Winking with his red, frozen eyes, Yegor Ivanitch stamped on the floor with his golosh boots and swung his arms together like a frozen cabman.
They are extremely well bred, and stamped with the indubitable seal of nobility on their brow.
Our companions had all fallen asleep, and our horses, looking to the east, snuffed the air and stamped upon the ground, as if to express their impatience to leave so inhospitable a region.
A deep melancholy was stamped upon his features, from some cause of heart-breaking grief, which even religion could but occasionally assuage, but not remove.
I stamped on it, and pushed it out of the way with my foot, and went off.
In the midst of military splendour there was a wild, haggard, and unhappy characterstamped on all things.
In Bushey Park the black chestnuts stamped their filigree tops against a windless radiance.
She led him to the front-door, where he stamped and shook himself; he was snow from head to foot.
