In his reveries and imaginings, he can transport himself anywhither, and can commune with any friend or god.

Strife and bitter war for thee and a weary waiting for me, and should'st thou be slainAh, Beltane, forgive these fears and vain imaginings.

My mind being considerably relieved by this gush of sentiment, I felt myself entitled to unbend a little, and, turning my attention to artistic pursuits, principally of a humorous character, I developed successively many long-pent-up imaginings in the way of severe studies of sundry garrison notables.

Whence I draw nought, my sad self to beguile, But what my face showsdark imaginings.

IV., is that Lamb was never a very serious wooer, and that Alice Wn was more an abstraction around which now and then to group tender imaginings of what might have been than any tangible figure.

Oh, this beautiful, grand simplicity of Science, which was able, from the snail itself, the very type and symbol and byword of torpidity and inaction, to evolve what was to conquer time and space,to outrun the wildest imaginings of Puck himself!"

Moreover, so pure and irrepressible is the natural desire of the heart, so does it color and constitute all the dream of Paradise, that the divinest Hope not only thrills and palpitates with Love's ripest imaginings, but puts on nuptial robes.

So royal red no blood of kings She thought, and Summer in the room Sealed her escutcheon on their bloom, In the glad girl's imaginings.

In the space of a heartbeat, all her romantic Italian imaginings vanished.

I could kiss them!" Judith was almost alarmed at the wildness of Sylvia's imaginings.

Far-off, half-forgotten visions of brave, courtly men, of gracious, beautiful women, peopled the clouds of her imaginings.

Yes, surely, he was a sick man of many imaginings.

With nervous haste he bundled into his heavy garments and ran from himself and his imaginings into the dazzling embrace of the sun.

'Twas all his care To shape unto his own imaginings And to the harness train his favourite youth, Till he became a man in very truth.

Meanwhile Lewisham toiled through the foggy streets, Chelsea-ward, or, after he had left her, tramped homewardfull of foolish imaginings.

Edie had been kinder than usual the night before, and I had fallen asleep with the thought that maybe at last I had caught the rainbow, and that without any imaginings or make-believes she was learning to love plain, rough Jock Calder of West Inch.

"It is you with your imaginings that make a secret.

She is not the first person to hear spirit voices in his or her own vagrant imaginings.

" They would have been surprised at the reality, it was to different from all their previous imaginings.

A fact not less startling than would be the realisation of the imaginings of Shakespeare and of Milton, or of the speculations of Locke and of Bacon, admits of easy demonstration, namely, that the air, the earth, and the waters teem with numberless myriads of creatures, which are as unknown and as unapproachable to the great mass of mankind, as are the inhabitants of another planet.

" He was not idle while these imaginings were passing through his mind.

I know how ridiculous these imaginings must seem to you, and I recall them only to show you how deeply our hearts were wrapped up in that boy.

I shuddered and tormented myself with many imaginings.

People may surmisemay invent, but they cannot know your secret unless you tell it to them, and their imaginings take so many forms, the multitude of things that they create blot out all definite design.

The starvation and sense of exile had been parts of a troubled dreama dream which had also had its ecstasy, but had come into a consuming fever, with delirious imaginings of fresh fountains, of shapes drawn from the memory of childhood, and of the cool touch of kindred hands upon the brow.