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...ugh for her to bring her tightly-clenched fists up. Then distracted by the blue veins that traced a winding river between her whitening knuckles, sh... ...he rested her chin on her knuckles and studied the flickering flames. Such blue hearts the candle flames had. Why had she never noticed before? M... ...ready. But a little after four, he heard the door chimes and Cully’s too-cheery voice greeting York. Daniel stepped out of his study at the top ... ...ews been shared?” “Morgan is going to visit her mother.” “Oh?” The false cheer in Camilla’s voice faltered, and she blinked dumbly a few times, he... ... Finding a brush and a battered paint box, she set to work painting a fat, blue teardrop at the corner of her left eye. Tilting her head, she squi... ...ke I’ve escaped from Mother Goose. Who is your victim tonight? Little Boy Blue?” “I think you’ll be quite pleasantly surprised.” Camilla rearran... ...e important news to share with them.” A sudden vivid memory of bewildered blue eyes painted with a teardrop mocked the hope in his statement. Wha... ... to the task of putting out the lights that had made the kitchen bright and cheery while they cooked and ate. Her voice seemed another shadow co... ...nd stashed them in a drawer of the washstand. After poking the fire into a cheering blaze, she tugged a wing chair close to it. Pulling her icy fe...

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...litng moolie. BROADWAV COB.TWENTY-StCOHO ST. Evening Dress Suits in Black, Blue or Grey Dress Overcoats, Hats, Shoes, Neckwear and Hosiery Scotch Ulst... ...eat, aiid "the-never-beforo- wituessed" cane stratagem were given amid the cheers of I'.UO. •'Fools rushed in where angels feared to tread, " and trie... ...ii'ng tfoodd. BROADWAY con-TWEBTY-SCCONO ST, Evening Dress Suits in Black, Blue or Grey Dress Overcoats, Hats, Shoes, Neckwear and Hosiery Scotch I'ls... ...e, how- ever, Yale came to Williamstown ar.d the team that represented the Blue had 74 points, the largest score ever made in Lasell Gymna- sium, roll... ...!1 Qioods. BROADWAY cop.TWEHTY- SECOND 5T. I'^vening Dress Suits in Black, Blue or (in^y Dress Overcoats, Hats, Shoes, Xookwear and Flosiery Scotch Ul... ...valry is bound to be promoted by this new arrange- ment, rivalry of a more cheerful aspect and spirit than that en- gendered by intorclasB games. Dean... ...09; J. F. Crawford, Kelley '10. GAME WITH TRINITY A. D. BA8TIEN Orange and Blue Wednesday on Weston Field—Visitors' Scores Williams will meet Trinity ... ...nd Asst.-Prof. Lewis. Prof. Russell said that he believed that singing and cheering were the best elements of an inter- collegiate athletic contest. H... ...ontest. He re- commended that the student body learn some of the songs and cheers that were used thirty years ago, Asst.-Prof. Lewis said that Will- i...

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...” Bessie answered that I was doing very well. “Then she ought to look more cheerful. Come here, Miss Jane: your name is Jane, is it not?” “Yes, sir, J... ...na!” cried the fervent Abbot. “Little darling!—with her long curls and her blue eyes, and such a sweet colour as she has; just as if she were painted!... ... and the New Y ear had been celebrated at Gateshead with the usual festive cheer; presents had been interchanged, dinners and evening parties given. F... ...resence, compared with the thoughts over which I had been brooding, seemed cheerful; even though, as usual, she was somewhat cross. The fact is, after... ...things, were generally themselves too much dejected to attempt the task of cheering others. How we longed for the light and heat of a blazing fire whe... ...s of skeletons. April advanced to May: a bright serene May it was; days of blue sky, placid sunshine, and soft western or southern gales filled up its... ...horizon. My eye passed all other objects to rest on those most remote, the blue peaks; it was those I longed to surmount; all within their boundary of... ...ooked such a bright little place to me as the sun shone in between the gay blue chintz window curtains, showing papered walls and a carpeted floor, so... ...n the ladder; the attic seemed black as a vault compared with that arch of blue air to which I had been look- ing up, and to that sunlit scene of grov...

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...rcoat, olive green, nor his cloak with its morocco collar, nor the striped blue cotton shirt. In this queer figure—so original that we cannot rub it o... ... for a hundred times. It was thus that the illustrious Gaudissart went his cheerful way, admiring the landscape, and little dreaming that in the happy... ...y find the comply- ing sisterhoods of that famous tale, and there the good cheer celebrated by Rabelais reigns in glory. As to the do-nothingness of t...

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... One soured in mind by daily toil and care; the whole house- hold squalid, cheerless, and utterly void of elevating in- spirations… Only when the fami... ...campaign languished. Neither were the tidings from the theatre of war of a cheer- ing character. The terrible losses suffered by Grant’s army in the b... ..., con- sistently with the Constitution and the laws, can be given, will be cheerfully given to all the States when lawfully demanded for whatever caus... ...fully given to all the States when lawfully demanded for whatever cause as cheerfully to one section as to another.” When, however, these magnanimous ... ...nder, could not by force take a drink from the Ohio or make a track on the Blue Ridge in a trial of a thousand years. At what point then is the approa... ...were equally distributed to the whole human family, there would not be one cheerful face on earth. Whether I shall ever be better, I cannot tell; I aw...

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...fe, that he might show his gratitude to such a friend.” Adams bade him “be cheerful; for that he plainly saw the surgeon, besides his ignorance, desir... ...d upon him.” Adams got up and called aloud to the young woman. “Be of good cheer, damsel,” said he, “you are no longer in danger of your ravisher, who... ...ealed her suspicions of the par- son himself); but Adams said, “Be of good cheer, damsel, and repose thy trust in the same Providence which hath hith-... ...sh of St. James’s. The gentleman expressed great delight in the hearty and cheerful behaviour of Adams; and particularly in the famil- iarity with whi... ...se who wanted it were not welcome to. These good people were in the utmost cheerfulness, when they heard the report of a gun, and immediately afterwar... ...ng. Joseph was soon drest in the plainest dress he could find, which was a blue coat and breeches, with a gold edging, and a red waistcoat with the sa...

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...ouse overlooking the Santa Monica and Malibu beaches has a harem-in-waiting. But it‘s not just material goods. Remember in high school all the cheerl... ...bers of THE true religion, those proud parents of the most successful children, the people who win a bet, people who play on a winning team or cheer ... ...an intellectual soil and an emotional climate in which each can flourish that is far superior to what either could achieve alone.‘ ―The blue c... ...s many who live far from the equator, doesn‘t affect the low-latitude beach bums. ―Looking at Denmark, what can be the reasons for the bluebi...

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...y General Geary’s scouts report that they find no en- emy this side of the Blue Ridge. Neither do I. Have they been to the Blue Ridge looking for them... ...bject thus submitted to the Senate, can not be over estimated, and I shall cheerfully re- ceive and consider with the highest respect any further advi... ...ect of the United States. I know the object of his visit to you. He has my cheerful consent to go, but not my direction. He wishes to get you and part... ...the purpose of being as grand in that respect as the white people. It is a cheering thought through- out life that something can be done to ameliorate... ...Revolutionary war sacrifices were made by men engaged in it, but they were cheered by the future. General Washington himself endured greater physical ... ...only ask you, at the conclusion of these few remarks, to give three hearty cheers for all good and brave officers and men who fought those successful ... ... order, you to cross the Potomac below instead of above the Shenandoah and Blue Ridge. My idea was, that this would at once menace the enemy’s communi... ...s whether you move directly by the chord or on the inside arc, hugging the Blue Ridge more closely. The chord line, as you see, car- ries you by Aldie... ...; the same, only the lines lengthened a little, if you press closer to the Blue Ridge part of the way. The gaps through the Blue Ridge I understand to...

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...elf, admires the high-toned, mar- tial gallantry of the French, and pays a cheerful tribute of respect to their many intellectual triumphs, it is pain... ..., Thomas Hearne. Three hundred guineas, I believe, had been the price paid cheerfully at one time for a complete set of Hearne. At Laxton, also, it wa... ...nt at this period of affliction for its mistress, would have of- fered too cheerless a life to Mr. White. He took up his abode, therefore, at Laxton d... ...m, leaving us to our own discretion, but restricting us only (like a cruel Bluebeard) from looking into any ante- room, great is my fear that the perf... ...t of horses and coachman! And, then, no demands for money were ever met so cheerfully by my mother as those which went to support Mr. Pitt’s policy ag... ...with such difficult contingencies in solitary situations, is the spirit of cheerful hope; but, when any room had been left for appre- hending a supern... ...ubtless you marked him? How liked you him?—” “Methought he looked cold and blue. So I sent him a gob- let of Johannisberg.” “You did? and the little c...

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... robust; and of an existence which is checkered with accidents indeed, but cheered at the same time by animation and effort. *A writer of talent, who,... ...of the brutes. The hope of liberty had always been allowed to the slave to cheer the hardships of his condition. But the Americans of the South are we... ...pered by the customs and manners of the coun- try, their spirits are often cheerful and even, because as they have some freedom and a good deal of sec... ...ded, and form moving bowers of rich and elegant fes- toons, decorated with blue and purple flowers, and fragrant with perfume. The Mimosa scandens (Ac... ...his hovel as not to take a pride in the glory of his sovereign, and to die cheer- fully with the cry “Vive le Roi!” upon his lips. These very same for...

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... sea without. The line of de- marcation between the two colours, black and blue, showed the point which the pure sea would not pass; but it lay as qui... ...he shade alike— taking refuge in any hiding-place from a sea too intensely blue to be looked at, and a sky of purple, set with one great flaming jewel... ...’s all one, master,’ said the pig, in a submissive manner, and not without cheerfulness; ‘I can wake when I will, I can sleep when I will. It’s all th... ...rs, who had made them captive, careering in the sunlight jauntily, and men cheering them on. Even the said great personages dying in bed, making exemp... ...ing here.’ ‘Well, Mr Meagles, say no more about it now it’s over,’ urged a cheerful feminine voice. ‘Over!’ repeated Mr Meagles, who appeared (though ... ... ell, well! But it’s not natural to bear malice, I hope?’ said Mr Meagles, cheerily. ‘If I had been shut up in any place to pine and suffer, I should ... ...nam, newly arrived from Marseilles by way of Dover, and by Dover coach the Blue- eyed Maid, sat in the window of a coffee-house on Ludgate Hill. Ten t... ...ort for him. He was dirtily and meanly dressed, in a threadbare coat, once blue, reaching to his ankles and buttoned to his chin, where it vanished in... ...ttle packet of whitey-brown paper, from which he slowly comforted his poor blue old nose with a lengthened-out pinch, as Arthur Clennam looked at him....

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... sea without. The line of de- marcation between the two colours, black and blue, showed the point which the pure sea would not pass; but it lay as qui... ...he shade alike— taking refuge in any hiding-place from a sea too intensely blue to be looked at, and a sky of purple, set with one great flaming jewel... ...’s all one, master,’ said the pig, in a submissive manner, and not without cheerfulness; ‘I can wake when I will, I can sleep when I will. It’s all th... ...rs, who had made them captive, careering in the sunlight jauntily, and men cheering them on. Even the said great personages dying in bed, making exemp... ...ing here.’ ‘Well, Mr Meagles, say no more about it now it’s over,’ urged a cheerful feminine voice. ‘Over!’ repeated Mr Meagles, who appeared (though ... ... ell, well! But it’s not natural to bear malice, I hope?’ said Mr Meagles, cheerily. ‘If I had been shut up in any place to pine and suffer, I should ... ...nam, newly arrived from Marseilles by way of Dover, and by Dover coach the Blue- eyed Maid, sat in the window of a coffee-house on Ludgate Hill. Ten t... ...ort for him. He was dirtily and meanly dressed, in a threadbare coat, once blue, reaching to his ankles and buttoned to his chin, where it vanished in... ...ttle packet of whitey-brown paper, from which he slowly comforted his poor blue old nose with a lengthened-out pinch, as Arthur Clennam looked at him....

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...ts; and the confidence which he expresses is less strong than that which his cheerfulness and compo sure in death inspire in us. 37 Plato Difficulti... ... turned them into verse. T ell this to Evenus, Cebes, and bid him be of good cheer; say that I would have him come after me if he be a wise man, and n... ... I desire to prove to you that the real philosopher has reason to be of good cheer when he is about to die, and that after death he may hope to obtain... ...and falls first of all into a wild and savage region, which is all of a dark blue colour, like lapis 102 Phaedo lazuli; and this is that river which ... ...e reason why I lengthen out the tale. Wherefore, I say, let a man be of good cheer about his soul, who having cast away the pleasures and ornaments of... ... not only evil in themselves, but they infect the soul with evil. Be of good cheer, then, my dear Crito, and say that you are burying my body only, an...

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...t the top, a little lame lady supported by an ivory-headed staff. Her deep blue eyes, dark eyebrows, and sweet though pi- quant face were framed by th... ...esh with budding spring to a church spire. “The thought of Uncle Lance has cheered them both very much.” “So the Vicar is really recovering?” “Since C... ...tened to the talk of the other two; Lance with bright, sweet animation and cheeriness, still young-look- ing, though his hair too was scantier and his... ...his bed?” “Ha, Sibby!” cried Lance, catching both hands, and kiss- ing the cheery, withered-apple cheeks of the old nurse. “You see your baby has begu... ...memory. Then Lance helped his brother up, and was surprised, af- ter those cheerful tones, to feel the weight so prone and feeble, that Gerald’s suppo... ...ng contortions on his back, and followed by a crowned and sceptred dame in blue, white, and gold, perched aloft on a car drawn by four steeds in glitt... ... Shop closed! Must performance be given up?” The town was all over red and blue posters! But Lance felt a wild hope for the future, and a not ill-foun... ...of doors too.” This was decidedly a great advantage, the trees, grass, and blue sky lending a great grace to the scene. The procession started from th... ...flat hats and long waists, down to the red cloaks, poke straw bonnets, and blue frocks of the Lady Bountiful age. These were followed by the merry fai...

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... you reverence so highly,” he wrote in conclusion. Alyosha was not greatly cheered by the letter. Book II An Unfortunate Gathering Chapter 1 They Arri... ...on her. She bowed down to the earth without speaking. He got up and looked cheerfully at a healthy peasant woman with a tiny baby in her arms. “From V... ...ot married, although she had had two suitors. She refused them, but was as cheerful as ever. I was intimate with her, not in ‘that’ way, it was pure f... ...didn’t see them off or take leave) I received a tiny note, a sheet of thin blue paper, and on it only one line in pencil: ‘I will write to you. Wait. ... ...the sofa were two unfinished cups of chocolate, cakes, a glass saucer with blue raisins, and another with sweetmeats. Alyosha saw that he had interrup... ...r birds—sometimes as a swal- low, sometimes a goldfinch and sometimes as a blue-tit.” “How do you know him from an ordinary tit?” “He speaks.”... ...lexey Fyodorovitch, I’ve been out of my mind twice in my life. Go to Lise, cheer her up, as you always can so charm- ingly. Lise,” she cried, going to... ... But I’ll wear what- ever you like.” “I should like you to have a dark blue velvet coat, a white pique waistcoat, and a soft grey felt hat…. T ell... ...arden-seat. His companion was the daugh- ter of the house, wearing a light-blue dress with a train two yards long. She was young and would not have be...

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...r birds—sometimes as a swal- low, sometimes a goldfinch and sometimes as a blue-tit.” “How do you know him from an ordinary tit?” “He speaks.”... ...lexey Fyodorovitch, I’ve been out of my mind twice in my life. Go to Lise, cheer her up, as you always can so charm- ingly. Lise,” she cried, going to... ...mes they had made day-dreams and woven whole ro- mances together—generally cheerful and amusing ones. Now they both felt suddenly transported to the o... ... But I’ll wear what- ever you like.” “I should like you to have a dark blue velvet coat, a white pique waistcoat, and a soft grey felt hat…. T ell... ...or nothing, and that I am ruined. But you left the letter at home and that cheered me. You left it behind on purpose, so as not to give it back, becau... ...arden-seat. His companion was the daugh- ter of the house, wearing a light-blue dress with a train two yards long. She was young and would not have be... ...se, yet I love the sticky little leaves as they open in spring. I love the blue sky, I love some people, whom one loves you know sometimes without kno... ... I shall steep my soul in emotion. I love the sticky leaves in spring, the blue sky— that’s all it is. It’s not a matter of intellect or logic, it’s l... ... have been obedient or disobedient—and they will sub- mit to us gladly and cheerfully. The most painful secrets of their conscience, all, all they wil...

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...o the furthest and most hidden fold of it. Probably the roll of green, grey, blue, red and particoloured notes looked at Golyadkin, too, with ap prov... ...s ily out on to the stairs, with a slight throbbing at his heart. the light blue hired carriage with a crest on it rolled noisily up to the steps. Pe... ... and rumbling noisily, rolled into the Nevsky Prospect. As soon as the light blue carriage dashed out of the gate, Mr. Golyadkin rubbed his hands conv... ...isit your acquaintances, and not be hostile to the bottle; and likewise keep cheerful com pany.” Mr. Golyadkin, still smiling, hastened to observ... ...would ask you. I am interested to know, in general, are you a great lover of cheerful company? Do you take advantages of festive occasions; and well, ... ... take advantages of festive occasions; and well, do you lead a melancholy or cheerful manner of life?” “Krestyan Ivanovitch, I …” “H’m! … I te... ...thought our hero, “this unex pected turn in affairs. And the weather’s more cheerful, and the frost and the little sledges. And the frost suits the R... ...lyadkin’s visitor shed tears as he told his story, and wiped his eyes with a blue check hand kerchief that looked like oilcloth. He ended by making a... ...tly to reassure himself as far as possible about Petrushka, to sound him, to cheer him up if he could, to be kind to the fellow so that every one migh...

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...d he seriously thought that he ought to be friendly to me, and, so to speak, cheer me up. “Does he want me to throw a bottle at his head?” I thought, ... ...ut they seemed to have forgotten me altogether. They were noisy, vociferous, cheerful. Zverkov was talking all the time. I began listening. Zverkov wa... ...on’t care to waste much time quarrelling over you. They will scatter the wet blue clay as quick as they can and go off to the tavern ... and there you... ...r; she did not come and I began to grow calmer. I felt particularly bold and cheerful after nine o’clock, I even sometimes began dreaming, and rather ... ...arted; straight before me on the table I saw .... In short, I saw a crumpled blue five rouble note, the one I had thrust into her hand a minute before...

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...sel’s papers under his arm in a tarnished tin box. Here, too, comes his owner, cheerful, sombre, gracious or in the sulks, accordingly as his scheme o... ...ave recognised, honoured reader, the same individual who welcomed you into his cheery little study, where the sunshine glimmered so pleasantly through... ...it is, with both, a gleam that plays upon the surface, and imparts a sunny and cheery aspect alike to the green branch and grey, mouldering trunk. In ... .... With his florid cheek, his compact figure smartly arrayed in a bright buttoned blue coat, his brisk and vigorous step, and his hale and hearty as pec... ...t, but a few commonplace instincts, which, aided by 12 The Scarlet Letter the cheerful temper which grew inevitably out of his physical well being, d... ...st eligible methods of preparing them for the table. His reminiscences of good cheer, however ancient the date of the actual banquet, seemed to bring ... ...at he sought! Sometimes a light glimmered out of the physician’s eyes, burning blue and ominous, like the reflection of a furnace, or, let us say, like...

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...bable,’ ‘the best traveling companion in the world,’ ‘one Scotchman who is cheerful,’ ‘a man whom everybody likes,’ ‘a man who I believe never left a ... ... comfort- able, pleasant place, agreeably stimulated with wit and fun, and cheered with friendliness. They are loth to leave it, and would ever enter ... ...and swarming courts and highways of London, its stately drawing-rooms, its cheer- ful inns, its shops and markets, and beyond is the highroad which we... ...art. I honoured him and he endured me. ‘At this man’s table I enjoyed many cheerful and instructive hours, with companions, such as are not often foun... ...they want to shun, they will be in the situation mentioned in the story of Bluebeard: “You may look into all the chambers but one.” But we should have... ...respect. Was Charles the Twelfth, think you, less respected for his coarse blue coat and black stock? And you find the King of Prussia dresses plain, ... ...us men, animated by a desire to please. These societies were denomi- nated Blue-stocking Clubs, the origin of which title being little known, it may b... ...ss was remark- ably grave, and in particular it was observed, that he wore blue stockings. Such was the ex- cellence of his conversation, that his abs... ...s so great a loss, that it used to be said, ‘We can do nothing without the blue stock- ings;’ and thus by degrees the title was estab- lished. Miss Ha...

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...truly masterly and convincing speech, the audience gave three enthusiastic cheers for Illinois, and three more for the eloquent Whig member from the S... ...EAR F ATHER:—Your letter of the 7th was received night before last. I very cheerfully send you the twenty dollars, which sum you say is necessary to s... ...llars; while free-State men must work for sentiment alone. Then there are “blue lodges”— as they call them—everywhere doing their secret and deadly wo...

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...lation; and it is impossible to sum up the quart bottles of ink, black and blue, that have been shed in the dreadful skirmish. Person even, the all-ac... ...d vanished. What other court of appeal was known to man? So I submitted as cheerfully as if the learned Doctor, instead of kicking me out of court, ha... ...ze is well enough for a “gloomy” Englishman, but it wouldn’t do at all for cheerful Scotland.’ 88 Theological Essays and Other Papers – V olume One t... ... same thing when taking a definite shape of fulfilment, which he had faced cheerfully when at a distance—not at all: the bishop’s *Viz., St. Matthew. ... ...the absolutely normal state of that organ; and upon that depends the daily cheerfulness, in the first place, and through that (as well as by more dire... ... to an infraction of his recent statute, ‘My Lord, I thank you for my good cheer, but my attorney must speak with you;’ Lord Oxford might have justly ... ...r ever within the Pyrenean cloisters. Mussulmans in cold latitudes look as blue and as absurd as sailors on horseback. Apart from which cause, we see ...

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...es, which proceeded not merely from interest, but from goodness of heart, gave him every degree of solid comfort which his age could receive; and the cheerfulness of the children added a relish to his existence. By a former marriage, Mr. Henry Dashwood had one son: by his present lady, three daughters. The son, a steady respectable young man, was amply provided for by the ...

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...t, gave him every degree of solid comfort which his age could receive; and the cheerfulness of the children added a relish to his existence. By a form... ... piece. Mr. Dashwood’s disappointment was, at first, severe; but his temper was cheerful and sanguine, and he might reasonably hope to live many years,... ...eminded her of former delight, was exactly what suited her mind. In seasons of cheerfulness, no temper could be more cheerful than hers, or possess, i... ...came their dejection, and a view of Barton Valley as they entered it gave them cheerfulness. It was a pleasant fertile spot, well wooded, and rich in ... ...lection called forth as they entered the house were soon dried away. They were cheered by the joy of the servants on their arrival, and each for the s... ...ily ascended the downs, rejoicing in their own penetration at every glimpse of blue sky; and when they caught in their faces the animating gales of an...

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... with the soft silent lustre that trembles through the cottage window, and cheers the mariner on the lonely wave. He was the poet of personality and p... ... declines. Oh! bless’d with temper, whose unclouded ray Can make to-morrow cheerful as to-day; She, who can love a sister’s charms, or hear Sighs for ... ...ueens may die a jest. This Phoebus promised (I forget the year) When those blue eyes first open’d on the sphere; Ascendant Phoebus watch’d that hour w... ... that trusts them, and the rogue that cheats. Is there a lord, who knows a cheerful noon Without a fiddler, flatterer, or buffoon? ... ...lexander Pope: V ol. 2 Or makes his neighbours glad, if he increase: Whose cheerful tenants bless their yearly toil, Yet to their lord owe more than t... ...pale antiquaries pore, The inscription value, but the rust adore. This the blue varnish, that the green endears, The sacred rust of twice ten hundred ... ... all the sky. Blood stain’ d her cheeks, and from her mouth there came 150 Blue steaming poisons, and a length of flame. From every blast of her conta... ...ull hearty was his love, and I can show The tokens on my ribs in black and blue; Yet with a knack my heart he could have won, While yet the smart was ... ...tical Works of Alexander Pope: V ol. 2 I took him such a box as turn’d him blue, Then sigh’d, and cried, ‘Adieu, my dear, adieu!’ But after many a hea...

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...hing but skin over his bones. His large lustreless eyes, set as it were in blue rims, always stared straight before him, never looking to one side, an... ...flustered than ever. He stooped to pick up his hand-kerchief, a ragged old blue one that had dropped out 10 The Insulted and Injured of his hat, and ... ... and were always prepared to laugh at it beforehand. I remember I tried to cheer him up by telling him tales of Sumarokov’s being made a general, of D... ...e was rather long and always pale; he had fair hair, large, soft, dreamy , blue eyes, in which there were occasional flashes of the most spontane- ous... ...hey can do is to beget orphans! Hm! … and I should think he must have felt cheerful at dying like that! E-e-ech! Anything to get away from here! Even ... ...e was a look of martyr- dom, tenderness, patience, in her smile. Her clear blue eyes seemed to have grown bigger, her hair looked thicker from the wan... ...without a trace of pessimism. Quite without a trace…. Everyone ought to be cheerful and happy .” “You’re such a hard worker, you poor boy! And how abo... ...she had at that moment! Her whole soul was in them. Her eyes are perfectly blue. She thanked me for not doubting her, and promised to do all she could... ... looking at him reproachfully . “Well tell me about Katya; was she happy , cheer- ful, when she said good-bye to you?” “Yes, she was glad that she was...

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...ined in wedlock. Though reckoned a melancholy man, Mr. Hooper had a placid cheerfulness for such occasions, which often excited a sympathetic smile wh... ...leasantry that ought to have brightened the features of the guests, like a cheerful gleam from the hearth. At that instant, catching a glimpse of his ... ...e of crape had hung be- tween him and the world: it had separated him from cheer- ful brotherhood and woman’s love, and kept him in that sad- dest of ... ...and, as the susceptibility of pleasure is also that of pain, the exuberant cheerfulness of the boy’s prevail- ing temper sometimes yielded to moments ... ...ing murmured drows- ily beside him; the branches waved dreamily across the blue sky overhead; and a deep sleep, perchance hiding dreams within its dep... ...ble and ornamental object is a chimney-piece set round with Dutch tiles of blue-figured China, represent- ing scenes from Scripture; and, for aught I ... ...ay have sat beside this fireplace, and told her children the story of each blue tile. A bar in modern style, well replenished with decanters, bottles,... ...d in gold embroidery, laid unsparingly upon the purple, or scarlet, or sky-blue velvet, which was the material of their coats and waistcoats. The latt... ...ree war-worn veterans, evidently officers of rank, arrayed in a uniform of blue and buff. But Esther Dudley, firm in the belief that had fastened its ...

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...aithful companion, share patiently with him in all adversi- ties, run with cheerfulness through all difficulties and dan- gers, though ever so hazardo... ... poor, and not greedy of gain when she attends the rich. She should have a cheerful and pleasant temper, so that she may be the more easily able to co... ...e birth happens to be difficult, she must not seem to be anxious, but must cheer the woman up and do all she can to make her labour easy. She will fin... ... bed, and remain quiet un- til she begins to feel it operating. Take seven blue figs, cut them into pieces and add five grains each of fenugreek, moth... ...and if it continues so long, the face will be swelled and become black and blue, so that it will at first appear monstrous, which is occasioned as wel... ...ey are alive or dead, their body appearing so senseless, and their face so blue and livid, that they seem to be quite choked; and even after some hour... ...ys; either by a single skin, through which one may discover some black and blue marks, proceeding from the excrements retained, which, if one touch wi... ... humours become dark and black, and the sight not so good. Q. Why does the blueish grey eye see badly in the day-time and well in the night? A. Becaus...

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... set up his sticks, and taken the sights between the big pine trees, but for some reason everything seemed wrong. He looked again, straining his keen blue eyes, that had a touch of the Viking in them, through the shadowy pine trees as through a doorway, at the greengrassed garden-path rising from the shadow of alders by the log bridge up to the sunlit flowers. Tall white a...

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...r some reason everything seemed wrong. He looked again, straining his keen blue eyes, that had a touch of the Viking in them, through the shadowy pine... ...ad made into a cottage for his youngest daughter Priscilla. One saw little blue-and-white check curtains at the long windows, and inside, overhead, th... ... his flesh and his hair, the slight arch of his nose, the quickness of his blue eyes would easily take the place of poetry. Winifred loved him, loved ... ... the lightning of passion flashed tremendously between them. And there was blue sky and gorgeousness for a little while. And then, as inevitably, as i... ...sed, the lightning cleared the sky more and more rarely, less and less the blue showed. Gradually the grey lid sank down upon them, as if it would be ... ...ap herself up still further in her husband. She forced the old spontaneous cheerfulness and joy to continue. But the effort it cost her was almost too... ...ing, and the sound of his voice seemed to touch her. ‘Hello!’ she answered cheerfully, straining her eyes to see him. He was still busy, attending to ... ...tranger did not go. T wo of the young soldiers went off to bed, with their cheery: ‘Good-night, Ma. Good-night, Maryann.’ The stranger talked a little... ...ning to feel shaky. He looked again at the picture of the bird. It perched cheer- fully under a blue sky, with robust, jolly ivy leaves near. He was g...

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... critically at her reflection, wished for the thousandth time that she had blue eyes like Annabel Balch, the girl who sometimes came from Springfield ... ...and jealously aware of Annabel Balch of Springfield, opening 6 Summer her blue eyes somewhere far off on glories greater than the glories of Nettleto... ...and looked down on the house where she held sway. It stood just below her, cheerless and untended, its faded red front divided from the road by a “yar... ...d larger than by day. Perhaps after all it was a mistake to wish they were blue. A clumsy band and button fastened her unbleached night-gown about the... ...in her line of vision a blackberry branch laid its frail white flowers and blue- green leaves against the sky. Just beyond, a tuft of sweet-fern uncur... ...old you, haven’t I? Y ou’ve got to tell Bash Hyatt.” He looked away at the blue mountains on the horizon; then his gaze dropped to the chimney-top bel... ... “Hear, hear!” a voice cried out in the middle of the hall. An outburst of cheers caught up the cry, and as they subsided Charity heard Mr. Miles sayi... ...nt to pass unnoticed. “What are you doing in the dark?” he called out in a cheerful voice. Charity made no answer. He went up to the window to draw th...

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...ough of a good stature. With crispy curling brown hair, and amiable bright blue eyes. An ex- tremely communicative man: a man with whom loquacity was ... ...man, perhaps fifty, but looking younger, with a face remarkable for placid cheerfulness, and a manner no less remarkable for its quiet expression of e... ...pose yourself to be that you are not?” was the rejoinder, delivered with a cheerful frankness, inviting confidence from a more reticent man. “I may as... ...y had reached the daylight at the foot of the cellar- steps, and before he cheerfully sprang up them, he blew out his candle and the superstition toge... ...hooray! Obenreizer’s voice had barely chanted the last note of the English cheer, the speechless friend had barely drained the last drop out of his gl... ...ty in Joey Ladle’s movements! There was something which actually simulated cheerfulness in Joey Ladle’s face “What’s the matter?” asked V endale. “Any... ...ow carts, laden with casks of wine, and drawn by horses with a quantity of blue collar and head-gear, were baiting too. These came from the direction ... ...burnished silver, and the Alps are ranges of far-off white cloud in a deep blue sky. The primitive people of the little town of Brieg have built a gre...

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...g but water, but is held to be, nevertheless, an extravagant lover of good cheer and a resolute drinker. A thousand ridiculous stories are told about ... ...ain fair com- plexions; his hair was yellow, of a coppery shade; his gray- blue eyes were sparkling. In them alone was his fine soul visible; for his ... ... a whitish down, projected like an awning, were strongly circled by a pale-blue band, the skin being white and shining at the spring of the nose,—a si... ...efinable dash and fire which made him seem affable and winning. He had the blue eyes and the curved nose of the house of Navarre, and the Spanish cut ... ...teau served, in fact, as fort and pleasure-house. Above the town, with its blue-tiled, crowded roofs extending then, as now, from the river to the cre... ... with heavy curtains. Seated at the upper end of a long table covered with blue velvet, which stood in the middle of the room, the king, near to whom ...

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...handsomely laced, would become you wonderfully well?—and a grey hat with a blue feather—and a pretty nag to ride on—and all the soldiers to present ar... ...erine she W AS the Captain’s lady sure enough, and wore a grey hat, with a blue feather, and red riding-coat trimmed with silverlace. But Thomas was t... ...blind fury and longing for some one of the other (who may be pure, gentle, blue-eyed, beautiful, and good; or vile, shrewish, squinting, hunchbacked, ... ...re not going to insult the reader by offering him silly pictures of piety, cheerfulness, good sense, and simplicity; which are milk-and- water virtues... ...one by a cursed Dutchman at the Boyne). ‘Tell me if he has not got C.R. in blue upon his right arm’ (and there it is sure enough). ‘Y onder swaggering... ...e when she had her first love, and her fine clothes, and her white hat and blue feather. Of the two, the Corporal’s whistle was much more innocent tha... ...udden flight from London, he and Brock took to their roving occupation, he cheerfully submitted to the latter as his commanding officer, called him al... ... spit upon her husband, who fawned upon her like a spaniel. She loved good cheer; she did not want for a certain kind of generosity. The only feeling ... ...as about seventy years of age. He had been much abroad; he was of a sober, cheerful aspect; he dressed handsomely and quietly in a broad hat and casso...

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...; he sat down, he rose up, he wan- dered; the city woke about him with its cheerful bustle, the sun climbed overhead; and still he grew but the more a... ...friends with a plain old gentleman, a visi- tor on sunny mornings, gravely cheerful, who, with one eye upon the place that awaited him, chirped about ... ...th was in the acrid fermenta- tion, he should have fallen and fed upon the cheerless fields of Obermann. Yet to Mr. Arnold, who led him to these pas- ... ...the tender would steam out of the bay. Over fifteen sea-miles of the great blue Atlantic rollers she ploughed her way, trailing at her tail a 56 Robe... ...fact, a thought, or an illustration, pat to every subject; and not only to cheer the flight of time among our intimates, but bear our part in that gre... ... runs forth out of the contemporary groove into the open fields of nature, cheery and cheering, like schoolboys out of school. And it is in talk alone... ...rth again, a little late for dinner, the lamps springing into light in the blue winter’s even, and The Miller, or The Rover, or some kindred drama clu... ...ns of elf-land are not richer on the ear) – with crimson lake and Prussian blue a certain purple is to be compounded which, for cloaks es- pecially, T... ...ut of print,* and hunted for at bookstalls like an Aldine; Hardy’s Pair of Blue Eyes; and two of Charles Reade’s, Griffith Gaunt and the Double Marria...

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...nd learned. We can see him as he then was, in his boots and buckskins, his blue coat and waistcoat striped with buff and blue, like a farmer in his Su... ...ich was to be, first, human, and next, American; which was to be brave and cheerful as per con- tract; to give culture in a popular and poetical prese... ...ning of the world. There is no prophet but the melancholy Jacques, and the blue devils dance on all our literary wires. It would be a poor service to ... ...pread culture, if this be its result, among the comparatively innocent and cheerful ranks 69 Familiar Studies of Men & Books of men. When our little ... ...e is than to teach him whining. It is better that he should go without the cheerful lights of culture, if cheerless doubt and paralys- ing sentimental... ... it into intense and enjoyable occupation. Whitman tries to reinforce this cheerfulness by keeping up a sort of outdoor atmosphere of sentiment. His b... ...e know so well in the face of Hogarth’s Idle Apprentice; al- ready, in the blue devils, he would see Henry Cousin, the executor of high justice, going... ...wn; and we hear of her borrowing romances from ladies in attendance on the blue- stocking Margaret of Scotland.*** Not only were books col- lected, bu... ...isfaction. It was this feeling which brought him at last, a poor, purblind blue-bottle of the later autumn, into collision with “the uni- versal spide...