" "What do you care?" flashed Racey.

As it swept past in front of them the light of the lantern clamped on the dashboard flashed on their faces.

As he passed the outermost shack a light flashed up within it.

How often was he tempted to throw himself under the feet of the horses that flashed by, drawing carriages shining with silver and varnish, thus to end his misery at once!

The diamonds set in among variously colored stones flashed out brightly and shimmered among golden flowers of varied hues, with petals of enamel, all of peculiar designs and rare Arabesque workmanship.

All expected wonders, and Sinang's husband thought he saw carbuncles, gems that flashed fire and shone in the midst of the shadows.

There flashed into his memory what he had said about never giving up his fields except to him who irrigated them with his own blood and buried in them his wife and daughter.

His life was of the past, a meteor that had flashed and had vanished for ever.

"Good heavens!" thought Jack, in consternation, as the real state of the case flashed upon him, "is it possible that I am locked in?" He employed all his strength, but the door still resisted.

A horrible suspicion flashed across his mind.

" So the record flashed over the telegraph wires, sprang into large type in the newspapers, passed from lip to lip, a nine days' wonder, gave place to the successful candidate, and the muttering South, and was forgotten.

The glare of the bonfires struck through an opening; saws and axes flashed; voices grew distinct.

It had neither doors nor windows, and the rain used to beat through the room, while the eaves were inhabited by countless swarms of bats, who, in the evening flashed backwards and forwards in ghostly rapid flight, and were a most intolerable nuisance.

A knife flashed in the moonlight, and I staggered as the blade touched my forehead like a tongue of flame.

"Many were the dangers M. de Rancé underwent; plans were laid, at various times, to poison him, to waylay and assassinate him, and even once one of his monks shot at him; but the pistol, which was applied close to his head, flashed in the pan, and missed fire.

It was not a pleasant idea, and her eyes flashed with temper as she thought of it.

' Teddy's face was a picture: the blood rushed up to his forehead, his eyes flashed, and with clenched hands he said boldly, 'Do you think I could ever forget my father's button, sir?

The shadow of an unknown horror, naked if unguessed, that had flashed for an instant in the face and gestures of the guide, had also communicated itself, vaguely and therefore more potently, to his companion.

The lightning flashed, the thunder roared, and the rain fell in torrents.

As the little stream of pennies dripped into the tremulous, wrinkled old hand, it suddenly flashed into a smile.

When the day was bright and sunny her couch was placed near the window: and when the day was dull and grey the couch was drawn close to the low hearth, which flashed and glittered with brightly coloured tiles and artistic brass.

And on the night flashed pictures of the deed. 'Come!'and he dug his charger's panting sides, And all the homeward dark tore by in roaring tides.

To another broad fact I had been astonishingly blind, though the truth of it flashed upon me as soon as I heard it named;that Paul shows total unconcern to the human history and earthly teaching of Jesus, never quoting his doctrine or any detail of his actions.

All day it flashed and darkened under the rack, and I rejoiced in the sight, and knew why Pindar called it the pillar of heaven; and at night it hooded itself once more with the winter cloud.

And far beyond, like clouds upon the border of the sky, towered minarets of white, where the Sierra's eternal snows flashed austerely the blazes of the sun.