" "We'll try you; and I'm sure you have lots of reserve force, Hetty," cried Patsy, jumping up impulsively to take the artist's soiled, thin hand in her own.

Was it possible that my father had no hand in it?

Just before he climbed over the railing he put his hand in his pocket and took out some change and he was in such a hurry that he dropped some of it and it went all over the deck.

"Ah! it's you, Monsieur Froment," she said amiably, stepping towards Mathieu and shaking his hand in cavalier fashion.

It addeth confidence to the patient, to see his medical adviser go hand in hand with himself in the remedy.

'And myriad happy eyes are bent Upon their changeless love alway; As, strengthened by their one intent, They pour the flood of life and day, 'So we, through this world's waning night, Shall, hand in hand, pursue our way; Shed round us order, love, and light, And shine unto the perfect day.'

" "You don't believe then," I asked, "that Godensky has had any hand in the disappearance of the treaty?"

Joe Miller never made such a joke as sending it to Bob's will be!" The hand in which he wrote the address was not a steady one; but write it he did, somehow, and went down stairs to open the street door, ready for the coming of the poulterer's man.

Besides, the Nickel Trust had recently absorbed all its competitors to such an extent that it had no rivals at all, and the dangers that threatened it lay on the one hand in the growing strength of the Labour Party in its great movement against capital, and on the other in its position with regard to recent American legislation about Trusts.

And he held her hand in his affectionately, as a cousin might.

"You will go in?" Hand in hand we walked up the pathway.

Is it not a melancholy reflection, at the close of a long life, that, after reciting the Psalms at proper seasons, through the greatest part of it, no more should be known of their true meaning and application, than when the Psalter was first taken in hand in school?Bishop Horne.

Some wandering hand in hand through arched lanes; Some listening for loved voices at the lattice; Some steeped in dainty dreams of untried bliss; Some nestling soft and deep in well-known arms, Whose touch makes sleep rich life.

Little Agnes, you promised to lead me; but you drop my hand in the darkness.

So wholly did men fail to enter into His mind that on one occasion two of His own disciples came to Him asking that they might sit, one on the right hand, and one on the left hand in His glory.

"Rhetoric, Logic, and Grammar, are three arts that should always walk hand in hand.

The Hand in the picture.

He is bewitch'd, or moop'd, or his brains melted, Could he find no body to fall in love with; but the King, The good old King, to doat upon him too? Stay, now I remember, what the fat woman warn'd me, Bid me remember, and look to him too: I'le hang if she have not a hand in this: he's conjured, Goe after him, I pity the poor Rascal, In the mean time I'le wait occasion To work upon the Prince.

"The Sauk and Fox nations were never consulted, nor had any hand in this treaty, nor knew anything about it.

Hand in Hand with Angels XXVII.

Mr. Cosmo Monkhouse (In the National Gallery, p. 223) has already rightly recognised the same hand in this picture and in the "Epiphany" hanging just below.

While Mealy wept he wiped away his tears first with one hand and then with the other, employing the free hand in fastening his clothes together.

"NatNat" He caught Captain Plum's free hand in his.

The boy placed his hand in the outstretched, searching hands of Slippery, who feebly pressed them with his own and said, "Joe, I know I am mortally wounded, and want you to make me, a dying man, a promise.

But when the lovers took him at his word, and began to strut up and down hand in hand, and murmur love's music into each other's ears, he could not take his eyes off them, and his thoughts were sad.