The managers left the box during the entr'acte to find out more about the cabal of which the stage-manager had spoken; but they soon returned to their seats, shrugging their shoulders and treating the whole affair as silly.
He soon remembered that it was the red handwriting in which the memorandum-book had been so curiously completed.
Other shades now came down by the same way by which the door-shutters had gone up.
He was asking for information about the system of lighting, which the stage-manager supplied.
In truth, this half-ruined convent, guarded by the proud heart of an English gentlewoman, was the only spot throughout all Syria and Palestine in which the will of Mehemet Ali and his fierce lieutenant was not the law.
She said that the spell by which the face of an absent person is thrown upon a mirror was within the reach of the humblest and most contemptible magicians, but that the practice of such-like arts was unholy as well as vulgar.
We landed through the surf on a sandy beach, on which the waves of the Atlantic were fretting.
And there in the King's Highway sat and sits a figure, veiled and bowed, by which the traveler's footsteps hasten as they go.
In due time a small stream began to trickle through the seventy feet of aerial space between its mouth and the ground, which the water-drops smote like duckshot in their accelerated velocity.
A short pause ensued, and as a sort of entr'acte Henery turned and blew out the lanterns, which the increase of daylight rendered no longer necessary even in the malthouse, with its one pane of glass.
Now, Betteredge, exert those sharp wits of yours, and observe the conclusion to which the Colonel's instructions point!
Supposing Rachel really broke off the marriage, on which the Ablewhites, father and son, counted as a settled thing, what would be the result?
He had a tall fair easy presence and a mind in which the lights of irony played pleasantly through the shades of feeling.
As they hastened on through the drizzle in which the storm of the night was weeping itself out, Anna drew close under his umbrella, and at the pressure of her arm against his he recalled his walk up the Dover pier with Sophy Viner.
She suggested a fine portrait kept down to a few tones, or a Greek vase on which the play of light is the only pattern.
On the night he had spent there he had seen sentries before the bank, the guardhouse, and the barracks in addition to one who paced to and fro in front of the house in which the commander of the garrison maintained his headquarters.
His hand flew to the pocket in which the gun of the deputy sheriff still rested.
Her mother alone did not feel that distinguished and predominating affection with which the rest of the family cherished Lucy.
This was the very man who had now become, by purchase, proprietor of Ravenswood, and the domains of which the heir of the house now stood dispossessed.
But the peculiar tale of this nature to which the author of Ivanhoe has to acknowledge an obligation, is more ancient by two centuries than any of these last mentioned.
But I beg you to observe that Mr. Casaubon's case is precisely of the kind in which theissue is most difficult to pronounce upon.
It would be the saddest and most terrible thing which the imagination of man could conceive.
Somebody had looked over the wall to talk to the sawyers, and was telling them in a loud voice news in which the name of Mrs. Charmond soon arrested his ears.
To justify his presence there Winterborne began bidding for timber and fagots that he did not want, pursuing the occupation in an abstracted mood, in which the auctioneer's voice seemed to become one of the natural sounds of the woodland.
The daylight revealed the whole of Mr. Melbury's homestead, of which the wagon-sheds had been an outlying erection.
From this self-contained place rose in stealthy silence tall stems of smoke, which the eye of imagination could trace downward to their root on quiet hearth-stones festooned overhead with hams and flitches.
And the LORD came down to see the city and the tower, which the children of men builded.
In sleep there come to the surface buried genealogical facts, ancestral curves, dead men's traits, which the mobility of daytime animation screens and overwhelms.
I can recall no other work of the imagination in which the end of life is represented with so nice a tact.
And again, for every station they have an ideal of behaviour, towhich the master, under pain of derogation, will do wisely to conform.
So it is with names and faces; so it is with incidents that are idle and inconclusive in themselves, and yet seem like the beginning of some quaint romance, which the all-careless author leaves untold.
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