Even the boys in the screen-room were held as closely to their tasks as care and vigilance could hold them.

I will wipe my feet, close the screen door, and get up for breakfast.

The Gaucho, novelized from the screen play by Elton Thomas, and from the short story by Lotta Woods.

FRANKENSTEIN, LOUISE M., ed. Play-readings, for school, radio, and screen tests.

BIEGELEISEN, J. I. Silk screen stencil craft as a hobby.

Novelized by Arthur Housman, from the screen story by Frank Capra.

Screen credit for Emily Bronte.

Screen personalities, by Vincent Trotta & Cliff Lewis.

Both Gentile and Ghirlandaio chose a happy subject and made it happier; Fra Angelico (for the third screen picture) chose a melancholy subject and made it happy, not because that was his intention, but because he could not help it.

Below the eye-hole e, through which I view the glass-screen g, is a thin piece of glass set at an angle of 45°, which reflects the fiducial lines and gives them the appearance of lying on the screen, the frame being so adjusted that the distance from the thin piece of glass to the transparency and to the glass-screen g is the same.

* Screen resolutions are too low to effectively replace paper *

To work the rocker a pan of dirt would be placed in the square screen box, and then with one hand the miner would rock the cradle while he poured water with the other from a dipper to wash the earth.

In the interior observe (1) the roof, (2) some screen-work, partly ancient and partly modern, (3) on the N. side of the chancel a tomb with two effigies, believed to be those of Sir E. and Lady Gorges.

In the audacity of my ignorance, as I humbly acknowledge it to have been, I criticized this great interior as too much broken into compartments, and shorn of half its rightful impressiveness by the interposition of a screen betwixt the nave and chancel.

The floor is covered with a tightly stretched red cloth, the chairs are set in symmetrical rows; with the exception of a black clock there is no ornament on the chimney-piece, and a red cloth screen conceals the door used by the servants.

A fine, open-work, Gothic screen half conceals and half shows the garden, as you stand in front of the house(see the Engraving.)

" She hated the toy gas stove, and the tiny ice chest and the screen pantry.

In conclusion, the lecturer showed a piece of glass, the surface of which had been decomposed, a ray of light transmitted through which showed upon the screen patches of very pure color.

Cool soil and a shady situation would seem to suit the plant admirably, but for screen purposes in the rock garden or border it is invaluable on account of the strong and dense twigs.

I think I did the screen scene well.

And presently Dolly Tenterdown came over to us (he is in Cousin Jack's battalion of the Coldstreams, and he looks about fifteen, but he behaves very "grown up"), and he asked Lady Doraine to come and teach him her new "Patience"; and they went to one of the screen tables, and Lord Valmond said he was a charming fellow, but I thought he looked silly, and I do wonder what she found to say to him.

" My speech was made through a screen transom over the door.

If this is not obtainable, a fair substitute can be easily improvised by tacking window-screen wire to a light frame of sufficient size to hold the requisite number of loaves.

It was no part of his conception of his task, that he should be called upon to screen assassins, to justify perjury.