"Come, love, sit a moment with me, here," pleaded Gray, indicating a small bench hidden among the evergreens and shrubs at the end of the path.

They took me from the galley bench; A gardener's slave they set me here, That I might tend the fruit and flowers Through all the changes of the year; Wise choice, indeed, they made of me!

All Were seated on an iron bench, within

It was long before my own eyes closed, and my dreams were not of battle, but of a bench upon the river's bank, and a figure all in white sitting there beside me.

" Jim was smoking his pipe on his bench.

"Must of been goin' some to-day," meditated the man who was once more on his bench outside the door.

The door closed after them and Jim went back to his bench.

Spalding on his bench saw Gratton running toward him.

Peaks of the fourteen thousand class, belted with sombre swathes of pine, rise almost directly from the bench lands with no foothill approaches.

At the lower edge of the bench or mesa the land falls away, often by a fault, to the river hollows, and along the drop one looks for springs or intermittent swampy swales.

They met beside a bench, upon which she dropped her basket.

She shook her head, a tear fell, she bit her lip, smiled, and suddenly dropped her face into both hands, sat down upon the bench and wept until she shook.

Don Francisco de Mogente sat down on the bench provided for those that await the ferry, and, tilting back his hat, looked up at the sky.

When the maid was sufficiently distant to be quite out of hearing, Marston sate down beside Rhoda upon the bench, and took her hand in silence.

Between them they knew more kinds of law than most of their professional brethren, and as Mr. Tutt was a bookworm and a seeker after legal and other lore their dusty old library was full of hidden treasures, which on frequent occasions were unearthed to entertain the jury or delight the bench.

It was even alleged by the impious that when Babson was in doubt what to do or what O'Brien wanted him to do the latter communicated the information to his conspirator upon the bench by a system of preconcerted signals.

When the bell rang for them to return to work, not one was missing, each bench had its accustomed occupant, and the coal that was poured into the cars at the loading-place was never more free from slate and stone than it was that afternoon.

He should never again take his seat on the black bench to bend above the stream of flowing coal, to breathe the thick dust, and listen to the rattling and the roaring all day long.

When he was dressed he went out and sat on a bench by the door.

He sat on a bench in the waiting-room for a few minutes to rest, then he went out into the street again.

Another boy was sitting on his bench in the screen-room, another boy was watching rainbow coal and fern-marked slate.

He pushed the empty car on the carriage, and sat down on a bench by the window to consider the subject of Ralph's absence.

He sat down by the fountain; and the doctor, resting a mended boot on the end of the bench, leant on his bony knee, and looked down wistfully at John's thoughtful face, broad brow, and bright, intent eyes.

At the head of the place there is an elevated strongly-fronted bench, running from one side to the other, and below it an open form of similar length.

He drops away at last in some obscure painted cloth, to which himself made the verses, and his life, like a can too full, spills upon the bench.