So he satthis poor man bewildered by simplicity and almost shocked by the obviouslistening with unheeding ears to the steady rush of air past the ship, voices talking naturally and easily, heard through the roof above his head, an occasional footstep, and once or twice a bell as the steersman communicated some message to one of his subordinates.

Then, nothing would do but that Colonel Washington must tell the story of the advance, the ambuscade, and the retreat, which he did with such consummate slighting of his own part in the campaign that I interrupted him in great indignation, and, unheeding his protests, related some of the things concerning him which I have already written, and which, I swear, were very well received.

Is it thus ye forget the mild precepts of Penn, Unheeding the clamor that "maddens the skies," As ye trample the rights of your dark fellow-men?

The sacristans of the old churchthe most popular church in Florenceknew and welcomed the young English girl, who sat for hours so intently at her work in the cloister, unheeding the coming and going of the long procession of congregations passing through the gates.

Why weeps the minstrel's Fatherland? It weeps before a tyrant's dread, The valour of its monarch's fled; At Deutchland's voice a people dead, Despised, unheeded its command.

Such is time with its changes, and yet the thoughtless race of man pass on, unheeding the destiny that awaits them, slow to learn the lessons these solemn places are calculated to teach.

Confident of the strength of the defence, they continued their game, unheeding the din of battle.

The thousands jostled Terry, and knocked her hat awry, and dug her with unheeding elbows, and stepped on her feet.

Then, unheeding his fervid exclamation, "It was my dear mother who did you good.

Few country boys could walk along such a stream unheeding its fascinations, especially when the doors of a school house opened at the farther end, and many an hour when studies should have claimed him, he was sitting by the brookside, care-free and contented, delightedly fishing.

Kazak speeds ever toward the North, With him a mighty power brings, To win the honour of his land Kazak his life unheeding flings Till fame of him eternal sings!

Thus, singing, cursing, quarrelling, came they to keep their ward within these dark and silent woods, crashing through the underbrush careless of their going and all unheeding the sombre, stealthy forms that rose up so silently behind them and before from brush and brake and thicket, creeping figures that moved only when the night-wind moaned in the shivering leaves.

What prayer can wild, unrestrained, unheeding Genius utter with more fervency?

And, thereafter, mounting in haste, the Duchess galloped from Mortain, unheeding stern old Godric by her side and with never a look behind, dreaming ever of Beltane with cheeks that crimsoned 'neath her hood.

'Is there a room upstairs where we can talk?' "'There is a room up there,' I answered, as steadily as my indignation would let me, and unheeding the idea of compromising myself I went up the dark staircase in front of him.

Mr. Hamilton looked up inquiringly, and in doing so his eye caught an object that caused him to start from his seat with an exclamation of surprise and pleasure; while Percy, leaping over chairs and tables that stood in his way, unheeding Lord Louis's inquiry, whether Robert had infected him, shook and shook again the hand of the long-absent relative, in whom both he and Herbert could only recognise the preserver of their father.

" "That's why I'm in this case," she went on, apparently unheeding his interruption.

I clambered up, stole the flowers, put them quietly in my cap, and descended, unheeding the gaping mouths, petrified noses, and goggle eyes, with which the people in the street, and especially the old women, regarded this qualified theft.

I only knew that Joyce was in my arms and that we were kissing each other with fierce, unheeding passion.

The traveller is therefore compelled to make night-stages, and frequently passes unheeding the very pool or well that would have saved his life.

Mother, dearest, let me take this rose which thou hast worn, with thy little word of lovesweet mother" "They are fit for a princess, Marco," she said, still toying with the pearls, apparently unheeding his request; "I chose them with that thoughtsince they are for thy bride.

George Sand was now launched,with brilliant success, in the world of letters, unheeding the conventional restraints of domestic life.

She stood for a moment, swaying her body slightly; then, raising her gown high enough for the lace to sweep the instep of her small arched feet, she tapped the floor in exact time to the music for a few moments, then glided dreamily along the sala, her willowy body falling in lovely lines, unfolding every detail of El Son, unheeding the low ripple of approval.

They came from a road to the south, an undulating double line of silent men in dust-grayed khaki, bent under a burden of field equipment, stepping swiftly along the narrow, stone-paved street, heads down, unheeding the jagged ruin of small shops and dwellings that flanked the way.

oh, daily one by one I've seen them drop away; Unheeding all the tears and prayers That vainly bade them stay.