"He lay on his face with his arms bent under him.

So what matter the way of it, if I may stand with this my axe face to face with Gilles of Brandonmere, or Red Pertolepe of Garthlaxton Keep: 'twas for this I followed his foresters.

He sprang after her, almost on his knees, and looked up into her beautiful face with an imploring cry.

For we are face to face with a peril greater than plagues, greater than influenza, greater than earthquakes and mighty floods, which sometimes overwhelm this land.

Why" She stopped short in confusion, and covered her poor face with trembling hands.

Commodus stamped on the face with the flat of his sandal, crushing the head on the flagstones.

She had quite forgotten the man's existence, but Logotheti recalled to her memory the circumstances under which they had met, and Feist's unhealthy face with its absurdly youthful look, and what he had said about having been at the Opera in New York on the night of the explosion.

Leaving the jungle behind them, they found themselves face to face with a curious stone bridge, spanning the lake or moat which surrounded the city, and in which the lotus flower bloomed luxuriantly.

A quarrel followed, in which Tommy struck his friend in the face with his fist.

Miss Nugent's consternation when she closed the door behind her and found herself face to face with Mr. Hardy was difficult of concealment.

And when that does occur; when my feelings of respect, of esteem, of friendship for a young person endowed with virtues and graces, change into a sweeter feeling: at all events, if my position compels me to conceal my inclinations from the world, I shall have no need to blush for them when face to face with myself, that is to say: with my dignity as a man.

Moses fell on his Face with Horror and Amazement, when the Divine Voice thus prevented his Expostulation: Be not surprised, Moses, nor ask why the Judge of the whole Earth has suffer'd this Thing to come to pass:

" The marks of struggle had come back to his face with the story of it.

Yet, when he closed his eyes, there, like an echo, was the vision of a woman's face with shining eyes and lips,a vision that after a few seconds was washed away by a great wave of blood.

In this pause it swept on and up, flushing his face with sudden colour, lifting his hands as on a rising tide, breaking out suddenly in his eyes like fire, and in his voice in passion.

* Lisa bent forward in her chair and covered her face with her hands.

" He covered his face with his hands.

his voice boomed, while he gazed down into his face with enthusiastic and unqualified approval.

Humble in regard to art and science, as he was conscious of his strength when face to face with rivals and competitors, he sometimes felt the doubt of himself, the sudden weakness, which overtakes great minds and great hearts in the accomplishment of their mission.

You can no more get her to do a sensible thing than you can dry your face with a wet towel.

She looked into the girl's face with a kind of cynical pity.

Jone stopped working, and wiped his face with his handkerchief, as if he was hot and tired, but hadn't thought of it until just then, and the two girls they stopped too.

The tired lines Etch her white face with look so wholly pure I trembledare I speak to her of aught?

"Are you a blackguard, Boney?" His eyes were fixed steadily upon the dusky face with its prominent cheek-bones and mocking mouth.

Annette threw herself into her father's arms; Henri, pale as death, hid his face with his hands, and knew not how to articulate a refusal; and Gerval, at the sight of this confusion, burst out into an uncontrollable fit of laughter; "You put me in mind," said he, at last, "of one of those ninnies of lovers on the stage, who throw themselves on their knees before their mistresses, as if they were idols.