And here and there those wondrous masks, More living flesh than sandal-wood, Where the full soul in pleasure basks And dreams of love, the only good.

Hate follows love, as 'neath those sandal-trees The withered leaves the eager searcher sees.

By his cockle hat and staff, And his sandal shoon...'" It was the fourth time that Felicia, at the piano, had begun the old song.

They then told him that the month of Shravan was coming, and that on the first Sunday of Shravan he was to draw a picture of the sun with red sandal paste, that he was to offer to the drawing flowers and fruit, and that he should continue doing this for six months.

Once Eric stopped to tie his sandal-string which had loosened and was bothering him.

I remember Krishna, the jests he made, who placed his sport in the pastoral dance, Whose brow had a perfect sandal spot, as among dark clouds the disc of the moon, Whose door-like heart was without pity when crushing the bosoms of swelling breasts.

" The Forest Children clapped their hands and jumped up and down until their sandal-laces that were not already loose and flapping came undone and flapped too.