At the door of the church; pastor's manual.

At the door James turns and recites: When lights are failing, and skies are paling, And leaves are sailing a-down the air, O, it's then that love lifts my heart above

MATT (sullenly, going to the door)

SALLY (going to the door muttering) Go down the road a bit!

" He took her arm to the door of the room.

Ruth was a key which, she knew, could unlock nearly any door in the house of John Mark.

He had raised the curtain of the front window beside the door and was pointing up and across the street.

Then the door opened.

When she was taken back to prison, the man's dress which she had worn was put in a sack in the same room in which she was confined, and she remained in custody at the said place in the hands of five Englishmen, of whom three staid by night in the room and two outside at the door.

She begged brother Isambard de la Pierre to go and fetch the cross from the church of St. Sauveur, the chief door of which opened on the Vieux-Marche, and to hold it "upright before her eyes till the coming of death, in order," she said, "that the cross whereon God hung might, as long as she lived, be continually in her sight;" and her wishes were fulfilled.

Two days afterwards, when Voltaire was dining at the Duke of Sully's, a servant came to tell him that he was wanted at the door of the hotel; the poet went out without any suspicion, though he had already been the victim of several ambuscades.

They huddled us all into a sort of hostelry, at the door of which were posted a dozen soldiers; we were for twelve days prisoners of war, and we had to pay a hundred and forty crowns a day.

M. Turgot had been confined to his bed for some months by an attack of gout; the Paris bakers' shops had already been pillaged; the rioters had entered simultaneously by several gates, badly guarded; only one bakery, the owner of which had taken the precaution of putting over the door a notice with shop to let on it, had escaped the madmen.

He relied upon the support of Lord Chatham, who was now at death's door, but who had always expressed himself forcibly against the conduct of the government towards the colonists.

Leaving the Cape free from attack, he had joined, off Ile-de-France, Admiral d'Orves, who was ill and at death's door.

At night he slept on the big sofa, and the door to his parents' room was closed.

The stillness of the night made it audible to him in spite of the closed door.

At the door he had to kneel down to steady himself.

The people back of the door were just a man and a woman.

The moment he flung open the kitchen door, he knew that something was wrong, and his heart sank within him.

" Before the teacher had recovered from his surprise Keith was outside the door and on his way home.

During one of the afternoon hours the door of the classroom opened unexpectedly and Keith's father appeared on the threshold.

And suddenly it occurred to him that his father had looked quite common, like a workman almost, while he stood there at the door, talking across the room to Keith.

The moment he opened the door, however, all his fears and hesitations were gone.

He should not feel himself abroad at his own door.