Those who have observed sunflowers feasting on sunshine during the golden days of Indian summer know that none of their gestures express thankfulness.

AN OATH Slowly the days sped, dewy dawn and tender eve, days of sun and shadow and gentle rain; golden days wherein Beltane lay 'twixt sleep and wake, and nights of silver wherein he slept full deep and dreamed wondrously of gentle hands that soothed him with their touch, and warm soft lips on cheek and brow that filled him with a great and deep content.

The cathedrals which she every where reared are yet the wonders of Europe for their beauty and extent; and in her golden days, the priests who held rule within them were, in wealth and strength, little less than princes.

Already there had been a score of applicants for rooms; the corridors were again assuming that air of liveliness and gaiety which had characterised them in those golden days when the August Prince of Zeit-Zeit had been his annual guest.

The golden days of Italy floated by me.

The time hath been, in those golden days when Saturn reigned, that, if a man received a benefit of another, I was presently sent for to put him in mind of it; but now, in these iron afternoons, save your friend's life, and Oblivio will be more familiar with him than you.

The fellows recently elected were men of great attainments, chosen as the most likely persons to restore, as tutors, the golden days of the college.

She was won to a perception of the really best in life,that which this plain old spinster, with her "scrap of lace and a front," had found worth living for after the golden days were over.

Golden days they promised to be to him and to Marie, but to France those early August days held portents of defeat and disaster.

"Oh golden days!

SEE Golden days.

R115723. SEE Life's golden days.

R115723. SEE Life's golden days.

R115723. SEE Life's golden days.

The Golden days of moonshine.

SEE Wilson, Ira B. Life's golden days.

R115723. SEE Life's golden days.

Golden days.

When the venerated remains of the golden days of the Irish Church were collected together and publicly destroyed, especially when the staff of St. Patrick, the famous Baculum Cristatum, part of which was believed to have actually touched the hands of the Saviour, was burnt in Dublin in the market-place, a spasm of shocked dismay ran through the whole island.

the golden days are vanished!

Cangia, cangia consiglio, Pazzerella che sei, Che il pentirsi dassezzo nulla giova; such is the burden of her song, or yet again, recalling the golden days of love she too of yore had wasted: Il mondo invecchia E invecchiando intristisce.

" Such were the lettersamong the most beautiful ever penned by loverwhich the King addressed to his "Menon" in those golden days, when all the world was sunshine for him, black as the sky was still with the clouds of war.

Give me but one of those golden days, and I would make the pomp of emperors ridiculous.

Oh, the golden days at mountain-capped Corellia!that watching in the perfumed woodsthat pleading with the stars that shone over Enrica to bear her his love-sick sighs!

O, say no word against the golden days Of youth, when heads are hot, but hearts are pure!