And now from within the waking city rose a confused sound, a hum that grew louder and ever more loud, pierced by shout and trumpet-blast while high above this growing clamour the tocsin pealed alarm.

And trumpet tones are ringing in the gale! Hurrah-hurrah!

Even the crimson trumpet-flower on the wall is "a Virginny creeper, Sah!"

A small, almost meagre procession, consisting of the Commander-in-Chief and his Staff, with a guard of honour, less than 150 all told, passed through the gate unheralded by a single trumpet note; a purely military act with a minimum of military display told the people that the old order had changed, yielding place to new.

Allegiance to a Higher is one of the trumpet-calls of the world.

The day of the Baptist is a festival among the Mussulmans, as well as among Christians.] King Almanzor of Granada, he hath bid the trumpet sound, He hath summonded all the Moorish lords, from the hills and plains around; From vega and sierra, from Betis and Xenil, They have come with helm and cuirass of gold and twisted steel.

The bushes and trees were all untrimmed, and the old house with its shingled sides and coast-backed roof was covered with a trumpet-creeper and some grape vines.

There hang the two Aickins, brethren in mediocrityWroughton, who in Kitely seemed to have forgotten that in prouder days he had personated Alexanderthe specious form of John Palmer, with the special effrontery of BobbyBensley, with the trumpet-tongue, and little Quick (the retired Dioclesian of Islington) with his squeak like a Bart'lemew fiddle.

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Their music fills the air, Their songs sing all of Heaven; Their ringing trumpet peals declare What crowns to souls who fight and dare, And win, shall presently be given.

Take Possession of the form; inherit it; Go forth upon the earth in likeness fit; As with a trumpet-cry at morning, wake The sleeping nations; with light's terror, shake The slumber from their hearts; and, where they sit, Let them leap up aghast, as at a pit Agape beneath."

" Both stopped, Kate coming quite close to the young man, who was bent over with his hand to his ear, trumpet-fashion.

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No trumpet signals except "to arms" or "to horse" are sounded, and all unnecessary noises must be avoided.

Those chain- like, fantastic, strange-looking lianes, resembling a family of boas, are Bauhinias; and beyond, through the opening you see, in the abandoned ground of some squatter's garden, the trumpet-tree (Cecropia) and the groo-groo, the characteristic plants of the rastrajo.

Their loud uplifted angel-trumpets blow, And the cherubic host in thousand choirs Touch their immortal harps of golden wires, With those just spirits that wear victorious palms Hymns devout and holy psalms Singing everlastingly," his voice sank again, though it was easy to see that a prayer trembled on his lips.

" As she spoke, they swept beneath the overhanging rocks, and a great curtain of Virginia creeper and trumpet-vine fell behind them, half screening them from the road, and from the deluge which now broke more fiercely.

We miss here the trumpet voice of Surendranath Banorji, who has rendered inestimable service to the country.

From the guard-tent a trumpet wails, "Lights out.

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But now the Lord's ain trumpet touts, Till a' the hills are rairin, And echoes back return the shouts; Black Russell is na spairin: His piercin words, like Highlan' swords, Divide the joints an' marrow; His talk o' hell, whare devils dwell, Our verra 'sauls does harrow' Wi' fright that day!

And there lay the rider, distorted and pale, With the dew on his brow, and the rust on his mail; And the tents were all silent, the banners alone, The lances unlifted, the trumpet unblown.

Elder Brown surveyed the beast with horror, but again in his understanding there rang out the trumpet words.