No, rather like a Sacrifice, [Offers to embrace him.

Francisco, let me embrace you, my noble Brother, and chide you, that you wou'd not visit me.

[Going to embrace him, he flies off. Fran.

How is he?" "Jack's able to eat," Rosa cried, darting down to embrace Mrs. Sprague, and starting with a little cry of wonder as Aunt Merry exclaimed, timidly: "We're all here.

And the gentle night-wind bore her secret in its embrace away across the valley to the dim solitudes of the woods.

Embrace the faith of the Prophet," continued he, addressing Gaddo; "become a Mollah.

DICKENS, as soon as he saw me, stopped writing, wiped his pen, ran his fingers through his hair, took out his watch and wound it up, brushed his coat and put it on (not forgetting to place a rose in the button-hole), and then, waving his hands very gracefully (he wore high-priced studs and a pair of elaborately built sleeve-buttons), addressed me as follows: Mr. DICKENS (with tender embrace) SARSFIELD!!!!

" The widow was scared, as after her embrace she looked up at George's pale face.

"What's a mistake?" asks George, majestically separating himself from the embrace.

Some clutched each other in an embrace that prevented the possibility of striking, but they perished in the intertwining of swords and bodies.

[-48-] As Brutus evinced an unwillingness to meet them in open fight, they somehow cast pamphlets over his palisade, challenging his soldiers either to embrace their cause (promises being attached) or to come into conflict if they had the least particle of strength.

" She threw back her plaited hair for a third embrace, when a sound in the shrubbery startled them.

Right bitter care doth me embrace.

Before this world's great frame, in which all things Are now contained, found any being place, Ere flitting Time could wag his eyas wings About that mighty bound which doth embrace The rolling spheres, and parts their hours by space, That high eternal power, which now doth move In all these things, moved in itself by love.

With all thy heart, with all thy soul and mind, Thou must him love, and his behests embrace; commands.

And doth embrace the world and worldly things; She flies close by the ground, and hovers here, And mounts not up with her celestial wings.

What heavenly treasure in so weak a chest! Think of her worth, and think that God did mean This worthy mind should worthy things embrace: Blot not her beauties with thy thoughts unclean, Nor her dishonour with thy passion base.

Let my reader now forget all but the first stanza, and take it along with the following, the last two: We think that Paradise and Calvary, Christ's cross and Adam's tree, stood in one place: Look, Lord, and find both Adams met in me; As the first Adam's sweat surrounds my face, May the last Adam's blood my soul embrace.

I seek that to contain and hold No touch can feel, no embrace enfold.

A strict embrace, not felt, yet leaves That virtue, where it takes it cleaves.

This light, this sound, this savouring grace, This tasteful sweet, this strict embrace, No place contains, no eye can see, My God is, and there's none but he.

The lovers parted with a long embrace.

He has long been a hearer, but neglected to embrace salvation.

How my heart would embrace them all! and would not God embrace us all?

How my heart would embrace them all! and would not God embrace us all?