Then he motioned with his hand as an invitation to Montgomery to come to him.

One day he entered my cell, motioned me to be silent, seized me, and dragged me to a cabinet under the spire of the tower.

Come!" He motioned to the Chinese to reclose and fasten the trap-door, and grasping Sofia's wrist with cruel fingers hurried her back through the hallway.

In one stride I was up with themGod knows what I meant to dobut, thrusting out her arm, Joyce motioned me back.

" "Now surely, brother," said the Foxe anon, "Te have this matter motioned in season: 125 For everie thing that is begun with reason Will come by readie meanes unto his end;

She sprang in and motioned Sylvia to the seat beside her.

Her aunt motioned a reassurance.

He refused with a grimace the chair to which Sylvia motioned him.

I motioned him into the lawyer's room, who then left us.

Leaving me on the flagstones, Lindsay now descended into the area; but in two or three minutes returned, and motioned me with his finger to come to him.

Now he offered me one of the chairs, took the other himself, and motioned ben Nazir to a cushion near the window.

The language of the boy was certainly much more intelligible to herself than to her young and attentive, but unsuspecting, companion; for, while she motioned to the lad to retire, Gertrude manifested a desire to gratify the curious interest she felt in the life and manners of the freebooter.

repeated Fid, whose voice was getting thick and husky, "why, she did a dd honest thing; she gave the boy the crumb, and motioned as well as a dying woman could, that we should have an eye over him, till the cruise of life was up.

" The topman bestowed a stolen but exulting glance on Wilder, and then the latter motioned the other hastily away, turning himself to join his Commander in the examination.

In this state of the doubtful game he played, and with the invitation still ringing in the ears of Wilder, the Rover motioned his lieutenant to his side.

A man in shirt-sleeveshe was the other coxswaingot up from a stool and motioned Ken to take his seat and look through what seemed like a pair of binoculars.

He now motioned them to follow him.

Then he galloped a little ways and motioned with his arms.

No. 1 remained by the front door, No. 2, after a moment's hesitation, motioned us to seats near the fireplace in the great reception hall, a room by itself, wainscoted with carved oak, that also formed the banisters and the railing of a sort of balcony above, while the walls were hung with rich-hued tapestries, whose colours were revealed by quaint shield-shaped electroliers of gilded glass.

He jumped into the carriage, and turning round, he motioned her to a place beside him.

In the afternoon, that same day, when Pani Celina had fallen asleep on the veranda, Aniela motioned me to follow her into the park.

But whaheveh" Suddenly he darkened imperiously and motioned Flora away.

The Medium instantly motioned to me to return to my seat, and, I think, told me to do so.

Montagu, without deigning a reply, motioned them to go, and then sat down, full of grief, on his bed.

"I withdraw it," motioned Butler, with parched lips.