Slowly a flush crept into her pallid cheeks, and she bowed her head.

The cool wind creeps, the faint wood odours steal; Like ghosts adown the river's blackening floor

His ship is at the lower end of the island, and if you will detail a couple of men just before duskan escort, you know" Nathaniel felt a curious thrill creep up his spine at the satisfaction which betrayed itself in the officer's black face.

A dull flush crept over Hapgood's face.

" "When evil creeps in," said Dolly, sententiously, "you cannot put it right afterward.

But then o'er my fancy crept, Those who hail'd me while I slept.

But what dreams howl about the camp-fires, what hideous scalping-humor creeps from the leathery supper into the limbs and blood of the adventurous pioneer!

Who hail'd my form as home I stept, And in my arms so eager leapt, And to my bosom joyous crept?

I will miss my soaps, but I think it's high time I put that nasty old creep in his proper place.

The scene was heroic because of the labor of horny hands; it was sublime because not a hundred harvests, nor three generations of toiling men, could ever rob nature of its limitless space and scorching sun and sweeping dust, of its resistless age-long creep back toward the desert that it had been.

Tower like a wall the naked rocks, or reach Far o'er the secret water dark with beech, More high, to where creation seems to end, Shade above shade the desert pines ascend, 290 And still, below, where mid the savage scene Peeps out a little speck of smilgin green, There with his infants man undaunted creeps And hangs his small wood-hut upon the steeps.

The covert's utmost bound Slily she skirts; behind them cautious creeps, And in that very track, so lately stained By all the steaming crowd, seems to pursue The foe she flies.

By six-fifteen this fact could no longer be concealed, and such of his following as had not already fallen by the wayside crept, one by one, to rest.