And, againHollis was cautious in the extremeif she did not belong to Morris, she might infer that he was caring with a grown up feeling, which he was not at all sure was truehe was not sure about himself in anything just then; and, after he became a Christian, he saw all things in a new light, and felt that a "flirtation" was not becoming a disciple of Christ.

"Of what are you thinking as you sit there watching the new light in the mountains?" she asked gaily.

In what a new light does this place his rejection (O call it by a gentler name!) of mild Susan P, unravelling into beauty certain peculiarities of this very shy and retiring character!Henceforth let no one receive the narratives of Elia for true records!

It was formed only after subsequent events threw new light on the subject.

It is not our intention, or consistent with our plan, to pursue this great man through the whole circumstances of his romantic career; though it is certain that many parts of his life require investigation much keener than has ever been applied to them, and that many might be placed in a new light.

But the light for which the world is waiting is a new light, the glory that shall rise out of patient and triumphant suffering.

He remained in his chair, gazing drowsily at the fire, trying, always trying to remember, yet finding no new light among the shadows of his memory.

On passing this decree of the senate, it seemed as if some new light had shone upon the state:

Perhaps it might have been only the new light in my own; but I think when a man knows that he has once, for one hour, forgotten a promise to meet a woman whose presence has been dangerously dear to him, he must be aware of his dawning freedom.

Armsworth, this puts the question in a new light.

But our case threw a new light on the old law, and the Lord Advocate was slow to indict where he saw not only reasons for failure, but also rising difficulties which might strike at the respect upon which the law was founded.

The finest genius is degraded to the rank of a compiler, unless he sheds new light upon his subject by contributing new facts.

Nor is it only here that the author gives us new light.

But what was this new light which seemed to have kindled in her eyes?

In this sense the present will indeed explain the past, and the young naturalist is happy who enters upon his life of investigation now, when the problems that were dark to all his predecessors have received new light from the sciences of Palaeontology and Embryology.

worse than St. Yvon; but I was now buoyed up by a new light in the sky, which made the first time in more tolerable than it might otherwise have been.

She was afraid of her own people; she could see them now in a new light, and they filled her with horror.

New light on the history of the Taiping Rebellion.

New light on prehistoric cultures.

New light on Longfellow.

Lowell Thomas (A); 19Jun64; R339902. New light on Lawrence of Arabia.

A new light (so Bog oddly thought) was suddenly irradiated through the darker portion of the apartment by the entrance of Pet from the hall.

what new light have you had thrown upon the matter?

BERNARDINE PREACHES X. THE DISAGREEABLE MAN IS SEEN IN A NEW LIGHT XI.

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