" "Then" He raised his arm; the blood swept up, dyeing his cheeks, his brow, his very neck a vivid scarlet.

As I go across a meadow directly toward a low rising ground this bright afternoon, I see, some fifty rods off toward the sun, the top of a Maple swamp just appearing over the sheeny russet edge of the hill, a stripe apparently twenty rods long by ten feet deep, of the most intensely brilliant scarlet, orange, and yellow, equal to any flowers or fruits, or any tints ever painted.

It is chiefly valued for the great wealth of orange-scarlet fruit.

In "sprout-lands" they seem to vie with one another, and ever some particular one in the midst of the crowd will be of a peculiarly pure scarlet, and by its more intense color attract our eye even at a distance, and carry off the palm.

" The honest face of Rinaldo flushed scarlet.

then he breaks suddenly off, and we all grow redhe himself beaming of as lively a scarlet as the new tunic that he tried on last night.

The younger, tall, slender and graceful, dressed in bright, clean scarlet, was a picture.

Notwithstanding the Red Maple is the most intense scarlet of any of our trees, the Sugar-Maple has been the most celebrated, and Michaux in his "Sylva" does not speak of the autumnal color of the former.

We have two species: one slender, erect, solitary, scarlet, looking up to heaven with all its blushes on; the other clustered, drooping, pale-yellow.

The Diadem was gilded first, and down the beach the long light tremulously disclosed the faint scarlet of the flamboyant-trees, their full, magnificent color yet to be revealed, and their elegant contours like those graceful, red-tiled pagodas on the journey to Canton in far Cathay.

Christina was wearing a new white blouse which showed a little bit of her neck, with a bow of her favourite scarlet at the opening.

It was painted grey, with beautiful dapples, and nostrils of fierce scarlet.

The fiery scarlet, orange-tinted flowers, resembling somewhat those of the Honeysuckle, are very beautiful by the first weeks of May.

The hat was firmly set on the wearer's head, and about his neck was a wreath of coloura knotted handkerchief of flaming scarlet.

The third was yellow, the fourth scarlet, and the fifth emerald green.

" Dot's face, a guilty scarlet, was hidden in Anne's shoulder.

Chester, it was this honest fellow Scarlet: This is the fellow, and a yeoman bold As ever cours'd the swift hart on the mould.

The indignant scarlet deepened on the young woman's face and temples, and she looked at Martin with fixed attention and surprise.

Occasionally there is a little scarlet, and, as a rule, the sandstone is covered with the mysterious substance brought out of the bowels of the earth by the now silent, but once magnificently awful, mountains.

ice-fringed along either shore, and with drift-ice in the middle reflecting a luminous scarlet from the broad red setting sun, and moving steadily, incessantly seaward.

" Later, the rector came to them to mention that he would not sleep at home that night, and Shirley had better stay with Carolinearrangements which they could not but connect with a glimpse of martial scarlet they had observed on a distant moor earlier in the day, and the passage, by a quiet route, of six cavalry soldiers.

Clothed were they all in tunics of gray-blue, The color of the softened light of heaven, With mantles of pale scarlet, flowing free, The very tincture of the blood they served, And on the mantles snow-white soaring doves, The symbol of the Holy Spirit's gift.

A fine, evergreen wall shrub with holly-like leaves, and long, pendulous scarlet and orange flowers in June.

"And for Delphine, should I tell her his Excellency preferred scarlet, she would infallibly wear blue.

But Mr. Bensington would no more have called it that in cold blood than he would have gone out from his flat in Sloane Street clad in regal scarlet and a wreath of laurel.