The ascent of the dome Gaspard recommended to defer to a dry and cloudless day, in order that they might behold the queen of the world, Rome, upon and from the proper throne; he therefore proposed, very zealously, the visiting of the Pantheon, because he was eager to let this follow immediately after the impression of Saint Peter's church.

The time is coming when we two shall behold in one spirit that we are blossoms of one plant, or petals of one flower.

AN IDYL OF IDLENESS "Behold, I am my own teacher, and a god hath planted all sorts of melodies in my soul."

Behold to what a condition you have brought me!" The old man regarded him with attention.

"Behold the small wife, cursed of the gods!"

Behold, I heard a step at the back door, and the loud call of 'Kitty!

It does not often fall to the lot of the white man to behold the wild people of the earth, engaged in their daily avocations, completely unconscious that the gaze of a superior class of beings is upon them.

Behold your bow, Sire, and your arm-guard.

Great King, behold!

Behold me, best and loveliest of women, Delivered from the cloud of fatal darkness That erst oppressed my memory.

Again Behold us brought together by the grace Of the great lord of Heaven.

"Behold, friend, these two beautiful and innocent little dears!" "You can give me more bills ..." urged Segrave, "and you lose ...

We need feel no surprise that, in ancient times, the multitude uncovered as Cicero approached, and cried: "Behold the orator!"

Galen, when he had finished his work on the structure of the human body, exclaimed: "Behold this beautiful hymn to the glory of the Creator!"

The eye resigns itself to behold a bad gesture, but the ear does not forgive a false note or a false inflection.

And they tremble and dwindle before her amazed, and, behold, with a breath, Unhasting, unangered advancing, she dooms them to terror and death.

The fame of Tawhaki rose to the skies, and one of the daughters of heaven stole down to behold him at night, vanishing away at dawn.

[Illustration] Chapter VI MISSION SCHOONER AND WHALE BOAT "Behold I bring you good tidings of great joy.

"Behold the much-desired ocean!

all ye men, who have shared such efforts, behold the country of which the son of Comogre and other natives told us such wonders!" As a symbol of possession he built a heap of stones in the form of an altar, and that posterity might not accuse them of falsehood, they inscribed the name of the King of Castile here and there on the tree trunks on both slopes of that summit, erecting several heaps of stones.

From wherever they sail, between Cape San Augustins, belonging to the Portuguese and facing the Atlas, as far as Uraba and the port of Cerabaro and the other western lands recently discovered, the navigators behold during their entire voyage, whether near at hand or in the distance mountain ranges; sometimes their slopes are gentle, sometimes lofty, rough, and rocky, or perhaps clothed with woods and shrubbery.

His fleet consisted of seventeen vessels, carrying fifteen hundred men, to which number he had been restricted; for he left behind him more than two thousand discontented and disconsolate men, who begged to be allowed to embark at their own expense; such was their avidity for gold and such their desire to behold the new continent.

Behold the royal fleet at anchor in these strange countries and behold the Spaniards established, not only in the Tropic of Cancer, but almost on the equator,contrary to the opinion of many scientists,ready to settle and to found colonies.

Behold the royal fleet at anchor in these strange countries and behold the Spaniards established, not only in the Tropic of Cancer, but almost on the equator,contrary to the opinion of many scientists,ready to settle and to found colonies.

Never more shall we behold this once amiable companion, this once innocent and happy girl.