The noise prevented his hearing a sash-window lifted, immediately above the porch.

The door had been slightly ajar, but both the windows were wide open; one of them, which had the sash-line broken, had been fastened up most scientifically with a piece of rope.

The contrast between plants grown in hot-houses with wooden sash frames, and those grown in hot-houses with iron sash-frames, has been found equally striking; the difference of light between the two kinds of houses being as seven to twenty-seven, or, sometimes, as three to twenty-three.

THE MIDNIGHT CHIME. Suggested by the tolling of the bell on the sash factory in Port Deposit on a stormy night in January, 1856.

The sash fit flush with the outer casing.

There was only one sudden, sharp snap of the breaking sash bolt and in a moment the fellow had vanished within the darkness and Gus distinguished only the occasional flash of a pocket torch inside.

Two Commissaries of Police appeared in "full dress," in black coats girded with their sash-girdles and their black corded hats.

It had two broad French windows with sash doors opening on to a little porch of its own which was covered thickly with honeysuckle vines.

When I open the drawing-room door, and make my entrance in the borrowed splendor of Barbara's broad blue-sash tails, and the white virginity of my own muslin frock, I find that neither of my parents have as yet made their appearance.

He did not see Madelenethough she, behind the white sash curtains of her own office, saw him come, watched him go until he was out of sight far down the street.