The memory he retained of Evasio Mon was not unpleasant; for he was smiling as he lay in the darkened room of the priest's humble house.

Everybody who has any artistic sense recognizes this instinctively when they see through the open doors of humble houses the father and mother and children gathered around their simple supper.

But the indiscriminate adoption of pillars for humble houses, shops with Roman arches, spires and towers erected on Grecian porticoes, are no worse than schoolhouses built like convents, and chapels designed for preaching as much as for choral chants made dark and gloomy, where the voice of the preacher is lost and wasted amid vaulted roofs and useless pillars.

We rejoiced that the religion which was our comfort was not confined to places; here were no altars, nor marble tabletsbut here in this humble house we knew God would meet and be with us.

Had she not her chest of linen ready for her humble house-keeping, with store of serviceable huckaback and piles of neatly folded kerchiefs, wherefrom this one that showed so white against her black face was taken, for that she knew her eyes would betray her in "the presence"?

That night, in a neat, humble house, Comet ate supper placed before him by a stout old woman, who had followed this old man to the ends of the world.

The village, that obscure congregated soul, long-suffering to calamity, welded together by saner instincts and profound in memory, the soul that inhabited the small huddled, humble houses, divided from the Vicarage by no more than the graveyard of its dead, the village remembered and it knew.

What joy for my humble house!

They lived in an humble house in the Rue Rumfort, the father, Auguste, Isidore, and Rosa all working in the same studio.

" Li sighed and answered: "There is no lack of anxiety in my humble house.

An hour or two passed, and we saw a house in the distance to which we drove,a humble house, sod-built, like that we had made our nooning in.

Ah, what a wild waste look the creature had!as if his spirit within him were wan with dismay at the lawless invasion of his humble house of life.