The dazzling light without, the subdued half-tones within, the green palm-fronds outlined against the deep blue sky, the flitting, silent-footed Arab servants, the crackling of sticks, the reek of a lighting fire, the placid supercilious heads of the camels, they all come back in their dreams to those who have known them.

A plan for deriving power direct from the tides, improvements in high-speed engines for electric-lighting purposes, further improvements in his hot-air engine in small sizes for commercial purposes,these are some of the further lines of work which occupied the attention of his closing years.

I can use him at my lighting plant.

Then they had marched ten miles, and, on top of all that, had waited two hours for me and fixed up a stage and a lighting system.

Lighting match from match, he studied the long red scrolls, crowded with neat rows of symbols.

Lighting manual.

SUSAN, a servant-maid, comes in, and busies herself lighting candles and drawing the curtains to.

Something had gone wrong with the electric lighting apparatus on both vessels.

At his house we discussed the location of the tank, lighting arrangements, the water filters, the kind and quantity of fish he would like to have, and maintenance.

Down to about the middle of the nineteenth century the custom of lighting bonfires at midsummer prevailed so commonly in France that there was hardly a town or a village, we are told, where they were not kindled.

Home-built lighting equipment for the small stage

If any one cut the lighting wires, for instance, the defects would be obvious at once; so with the heating or telephone wires.

There are a number of modern commodities now practically standardised: the bicycle, the cheap watch, the ordinary tradesman's delivery automobile, the farmer's runabout, the country doctor's car, much electric-lighting material, dynamos, and so forth.

But in an ordinary gas retort the heat required to distill the gas is furnished by an outside fire; this is only necessary when you require lighting gas, with no admixture of carbonic acid and as little carbonic oxide as possible.

Then he locked the door, pulled down the thick blue blinds required by the East Coast lighting orders, and switched on the electric lights though it was high noon in May.

"The late Mr. Merryweather, who was in his 78th year, was responsible for great developments in fire-lighting appliances.

Mrs. Maloney's fifth interruption about the door of her tent, and her further pointed observation that it was past nine o'clock, set us lighting lanterns and putting the fire out for safety.

And anon when they heard her call, they called the priests of the city, and they came running for they had supposed no more to have seen her, and lighting lights all went about her.

Therefore, the policeman goes up the stairway and patrols the corridors; the lighting department of the city sees to it that the halls are abundantly lighted.

"I'll put the bow and drill in my pocket, and then any time we get stuck for matches we'll have no trouble in making a signal smoke or lighting cooking fires.

Displays for natural gas, petroleum; everything relating to lighting mines; safety lamps; oils; electricity; acetyline.

And to see her face, Broad with sleek homely beams; her babied hands, Ever like 'lighting doves, and her small eyes Blue wells a-twinkle, arch and lewd and pious To darken all sudden into Stygian gloom, And paint disaster with uplifted whites, Is life's epitome.

Besides lighting the streets and shops, the chief use of fire seems to be for cooking, lighting pipes and cigars, and fireworks to amuse the working classes.

The apparatus is connected at the points, BB', with the lighting circuit.

No one is about, and it occurs to me that the pirates must have taken up their lighting positions outside and that the Beehive is empty.