" SECTION XI "Vaisampayana said, 'Next appeared at the gate of the ramparts another person of enormous size and exquisite beauty decked in the ornaments of women, and wearing large ear-rings and beautiful conch-bracelets overlaid with gold.

We entered the gate, walked up a broad travelled path under the shade of the interlocking branches, and, without knocking, entered the house.

There's our gate.

Just before we reached the city gate my brother-in-law made us get out, because he wanted to see how becoming the clothes were.

A pedestrian, a man in respectable attire, but covered with dust from his gray gaiters to his green, visored cap, had entered through the gate and approached the table, unnoticed at first by the conversers.

Directly opposite the house one looked through a lattice gate into the orchard, where strong and healthy fruit-trees spread their leafy branches out over the fresh grass, vegetables and lettuce.

John, that gate is swinging across the road.

Still, if I had had the money to pay that bill, I should now be where I am glad not to beup on my castletop, instead of down at the gate.

The arguments for the annexation of Alsace were indeed unanswerable, and again and again Bismarck had pointed out that Germany could never be safe so long as France held Strasburg, and a French army supported on the strong basis of the Vosges could use Strasburg as a gate whence to sally forth into Germany.

Standing one day at the Craigie House gate he was accosted by a lank backwoodsman: "Say, stranger, I have come from way back; kin you tell me how I kin git to see the great North American poet?"

Leaving the cemetery I walked the short distance to the gate of Elmwood, the birthplace and always the home of Lowell.

I stood at the gate looking toward the old mansion aloof among the woods.

Close to the Battle Ground stood the two tall gate-posts behind which lay the "Old Manse" whose "Mosses" Hawthorne was just then preserving for immortality.

Audubon had preceded him but he worked mainly with the brush; to multitudes Thoreau opened the gate to the secrets of our natural environment.

Hawthorne came into my consciousness when I was a boy of ten at school near the tall stone gate-posts immortalised by the great novelist as guarding the entrance to the Old Manse.

I recall only George Ripley, the head of the enterprise, in a rough working-blouse who welcomed us at the gate.

Ralph Waldo Emerson and my father were contemporaries coming through the Harvard gate into the small company of Unitarian ministers at about the same period and somewhat associated in their young manhood.

But when Emerson met us at the gate, things were not at all on a high transcendental plane.

" A little "Brush" chugged painfully up to the gate of a race track.

The gate-keeper, demanding the usual fee for automobiles, called: "A dollar for the car!"

Can't you tell the difference?" A Bostonian died, and when he arrived at St. Peter's gate he was asked the usual questions: "What is your name, and where are you from?

" Justice Moody was once riding on the platform of a Boston street car standing next to the gate that protected passengers from cars coming on the other track.

A Boston lady came to the door of the car and, as it stopped, started toward the gate, which was hidden from her by the man standing before it.

The lady took another step toward the gate.

"The lady wishes to climb over the gate.