But Christian was such a meek, mild, simple little Welshman, not the least pushing or ambitious; and very soon Dr. Irechester, who's quite well off, was glad to leave him the dirty work, I mean (she explained, smiling) the cottages, and the panel work, National Insurance, you know, and so on.

Upstairs the walls were adorned with golden flowers, panel paintings by artists of China, and strange dragons, and Buddhas that nodded on shelves.

The panel-mirrors which surrounded him, majestically duplicated on every side his enormous person; bags filled with gold covered the table; around him, the furniture, the wainscot, the doors, the locks, the mantel-piece, the ceiling were gilded; so was his coat.

A door, with panels o' thick glass, led to the garden walk.

On one of the wooden walls, above a bunk which took up nearly half the space, were a rough shelf and a few cheap, Chinese panel pictures and posters.

Mr. Pollen has concluded a somewhat detailed account of them by saying:"For elegance of shape and proportion, and the propriety of the composition of the frame and sub-divisions of these doors, their mouldings and their panel carvings and ornaments, we can for the present name no other example so instructive.

But the most striking feature was a charming panel portrait which occupied the place of the usual mask.

Exp. 2.Here is a panel punka which we shall try to use without the customary swing bar.

But there, just underneath a window of the secret-panel room, was another place of secrets.

Their distribution of the subjects chosen for treatment on each panel shows, indeed, a keen sense for the value of dramatic contrast and a masterly power of varying while combining the composition.

Why, noble Cerberus, nothing but patch-panel stuff, old gallymawfries, and cotton-candle eloquence?

In some of the early Italian "intarsia" the decoration was cut into the surface of the panel piece by piece.

I wanted to go to bed, but you can't, because the panel doctors in these parts will not come to you.