Her straight brow, her nose, her mouth, her chin so boldly, purely rounded, her cheeks which glowed like savory fruit, her delightful little earsthe whole of her face, full of love and tenderness, bespoke beauty in full health, the gayety which comes from the accomplishment of duty, and the serene conviction that by loving life she would live as she ought to live.

The young widow's cheek glowed as she answered, that, at the same time she felt assured the base insinuation of Egerton was unfounded, it had created a repugnance in her to troubling the earl any more than was necessary in her affairs; and as she kissed the hand of Mrs. Wilson she added"besides, your goodness, my dear madam, renders any other adviser unnecessary now."

again I see it all; Cheeks that glowed and eyes that laughed, Teeth like cream, and lips that quaffed All the genial country's wealth Of large cheer and perfect health, Gownwell, yesold-fashioned quite, You would call it "just a fright,"

Now I wrung the garments, and spread them upon the rock near unto the fire-hole, where it was hot; and I did rub my body very brisk with my hands, so that I glowed into health and had no fear of a stiffness.

Their eyes glowed, as it were with fire.

When the Rev. J. William Jones, with another clergyman, went, in 1863, to consult him in reference to the better observance of the Sabbath in the army, "his eye brightened, and his whole countenance glowed with pleasure; and as, in his simple, feeling words, he expressed his delight, we forgot the great warrior, and only remembered that we were communing with an humble, earnest Christian."

The love of liberty had illumined the pathway of the pilgrims crossing unknown seas; it had glowed in the Declaration of Independence; it had warmed the hearts of the half-clad soldiers at Valley Forge.

But Christianity, on the other hand, glowed with a steady and unwavering brightness; it not only swayed the hearts of individuals by stirring them to their utmost depths, but it moulded the laws of nations, and regenerated the whole condition of society.

The Troubadour, meanwhile, glowed in his aspect like a ruby stricken with the sun; for in heaven joy is expressed by effulgence, as on earth by laughter.

The spirit of Solomon then related how souls could resume their bodies glorified; and the two circles uttering a rapturous amen, glowed with such intolerable brightness, that the eyes of Beatrice only were able to sustain it.

The last letter, M, they did not decompose like the rest, but kept it entire for a while, and glowed so deeply within it, that the silvery orb thereabout seemed burning with gold.

His eyes glowed from the shadow, and as Joe looked up to the face of Dan he saw the same light repeated there, yellow and strange.

As some fierce god it glowed before my sight Till agony was lost in dread affright.

Like a fiery serpent the train glowed along the ground.

Reuben turned to Draxy; her lips were parted; her cheeks were flushed; her eyes glowed.

" "Sí!" answered Firio, without a tremor of emotion; but his eyes glowed confidently, fixedly, into Jack's.

" Though his face was in the full light of the sun, it seemed at times in shadow; then it glowed, as if between two passions.

Suddenly Jack's features glowed with action; he took a step as if he would sweep by Ignacio on into the garden.

It glowed and crackled and tried to leap across the brook to the pine woods on the other side, but could not reach them.

The stump twisted and turned, and two bright dots on top of it glowed like coals of fire.

But careless as his manner was, Jimsy's eyes glowed with triumph.

" Mr. Podington was delighted; his face glowed; he was rejoiced at the pleasure of his friend.

They raised the old war-cry of liberty over battle-fields long silent; they extolled to heaven the renown of the rebellious dead; their very periods glowed with Garibaldian red, white, and green; and rising to Byronic exaltation they concluded their nationalist effusions by adjuring freedom's weather-beaten flag: "Yet, Freedom!

Miss Cephalis blushed like a carnation at the sight of Mr. Escot, and Mr. Escot glowed like a corn-poppy at the sight of Miss Cephalis.

And they thrust him suddenly through a doorway into a room as black as pitch, save at the end there faintly glowed a fire.