As tapestry Pricked out by women's needles; point-device As saints in fitted haloes.

The dawning light of Knowledge smites thee now, And forth from the dim Past come voices clear, Falling in solemn music on the ear, Which, as the haloes brighten on thy brow, Shall still in richer harmonies draw near.

Then they sat down to supper, each child contributing of its portion for the guest, looking with admiration at its clear, blue eyes and golden hair, which shone so as to shed a brighter light in the little room; and as they gazed, it grew into a sort of halo round his head, and his eyes beamed with a heavenly luster.

Into it there stole a joyous luminance which made saints' haloes for the reflected heads of mountains.

Well, they all come just as they used to, only there are more of them nowtwo fat men, one slim one, and a man with a halo of hair round a bald spot.

Let us hear what he has to say about this halo of old association: "To abstract the mind from all local emotion would be impossible if it were endeavoured; and would be foolish if it were possible.

How far into the Cotswold Hills the halo of Stratford-on-Avon's glory may be said to extend it is not easy to determine.

round the sun in the west there arises a perfect solar halo, very similar to an ordinary rainbow, but smaller in its arc and fainter in its hues of yellow and rosea very beautiful phenomenon, and one seldom to be seen in England.

There is a spell upon her nowa halo of joy; and she only knows that a strong arm is around her, and a voice is in her ear, whispering that the bosom on which her weary head is pillowed shall be her resting place forever.

But one slushy, misty night, when the gas-lamps had rainbow haloes, and gray figures sluff-sluffed through the muddy snow, she accompanied Joe on one of his fund-raising tours.

They adorned me with a wreath of ferns and luminous, flower-shaped fungus from the trees, living plants, the taria iore, or rat's-ear, which shone like haloes above our faces.

His ruffle of neck whiskers, virtuously white, looked in the dying sunlight quite as if a halo he had worn was dropped under his chin.

Others, (perhaps with more reason,) assume, that the most usual, regular, and proper endings for the plural, in these instances, are ies, oes, and ues: as, alkali, alkalies; halo, haloes; gnu, gnues; enemy, enemies.

The sun was setting now, and the wasps were coming home for good; their wings in the golden light made twirling haloes about them.

SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. Singer peratoeran oentoek menjoedji haloes dan merenda.

Shortened version appeared in Redbook magazine, 1945, as Wives should not wear haloes.

SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. Singer peratoeran oentoek menjoedji haloes dan merenda.

Shortened version appeared in Redbook magazine, 1945, as Wives should not wear haloes.

Despite that halo of early sanctity, she was held to be seriously tainted with heresy.

Seated together, their heads surrounded by haloes, the two lovers display their courtly charms.

Heroic its history; but no battle honours equal that of the regiment's part in the second battle of Ypres; and no heroes of the regiment's story, whom you picture in imagination with haloes of glory in the wish that you might have met them in the flesh in their scarlet coats, are the equal of these survivors in plain khaki manning a ditch in A.D. 1915, whom anyone may meet.

This was a new halo around Napoleon's heada new, an unbounded triumph, which he celebrated over France, over the whole world and its prejudices, and over all the dynasties by the "grace of God."

Zoe often said to me, "Isn't it wonderful how Elsie's imagination lends a halo to the commonest event," and all your friends know that you have this habit of hyperbole in conversation.

In the twilight when everything fades, they will sit down near the light, in the room full of haloes; they will drag themselves to the window's void.

In the twilight when everything fades, they will sit down near the light, in the room full of haloes.