On a fine day, however, the church is too dismal, and the scene outside too glowing and golden, to permit any compromise between nature and Mino.

In Rosmersholm, as we know, he has been accused of neglecting, not merely the scene, but the play, à faire; but who will now maintain that accusation?

And the moral seems to be that in this class of playthe drama, if one may call it so, of foregone characterthe scène à faire is precisely the scene to be omitted.

To reach clairvoyantly a thing, scene, or person in this way is akin to the unwinding of a ball of yarn, when you hold the loose end in your hand.

I could not choose but tell how deeply and indelibly the scene of beauty had become imprinted on my heart.

Nursemaids and children were much in evidence under the surrounding trees; waitresses were flitting about hither and thither: there was nothing to suggest that this eminently London park scene was likely to prove the setting of the last act of a drama.

Mr. Malham-Dembleby first prints parallel passages from Montagu's book and Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre, then, extensively, scene after scene from Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.

What ghastly scenes those stony faces have surveyed, when, swept by the scathing steel, the city has run red with blood, and her defenders have fallen to the last man.

Not infrequently scenes, or even single speeches, close with a few rhyming lines, for the purpose of more strongly marking the division, and of giving it more rounding.

The port was the scene of several great expeditions overseas before it gave its quota to that greatest of all crusades in 1914.

And in one of the attics at the top of the now silent and lonely house in Bath Streetlately the scene of so much gayety and joy, of such turmoil of passions and intensity of despairtwo figures, a man and a woman, crouched together in a dark corner, listening for the last dying echo of that measured tramp.

While trying to find his way to the garden steps he heard Lord Arthur's cry for help, the tramp of the patrolling constables' horses, and subsequently the whole scene between Lord Arthur, the man Higgins, and the constables.

It was altogether as ungodly a scene as can well be imagined.

It seemed to call up visibly a scene any one could understand,a something shut out, restlessly wandering to and fro; sometimes the voice dropped, as if throwing itself down, sometimes wandered off a few paces, growing sharp and clear.

There is always the chance that no one may miss a scene demanded by logic or psychology; but an audience knows too well when it has been bored or distressed by a superfluous, or inconsequent, or wantonly painful scene.

If it does happen I want to get moving pictures, not only of the slide, but of scenes afterward, and also pictures showing the clearing away of the débris.

He remembered wellonly too wellthe scene in the balcony.

Have you not scene the Suns almighty

The Palais Royal, the Palais Luxembourg, the Trianon, and Versailles were alternately scenes of excesses which would have disgraced the reigns of the most degenerate of Saracenic caliphs.