They all left the car during the brief voyage and watched the porpoises sporting in the clear water of the bay and gazed abstractedly at the waving palms on the opposite shore, where lies nestled "the Crown of the Pacific"Coronado.

Is that brave, Madame Délicieuse, or is it not?'And, General,what could I say?" Madame dropped her palms on either side of her spreading robes and waited pleadingly for an answer.

You can have no knowledge, sir, of the whining, canting, deceit, and lies which those poor miserable labourers' wives palm on charitable ladies.

" A slight smile hovered about Mr. Percival's lips; for it was well known that State Street and Ann Street clasped hands when mobs were wanted, and that money changed palms on such occasions; and the common rumor was that Mr. Bell's purse had been freely used.

" John Prather paused to laugh to himself over his victory, while the movement of palm on palm was rapid and prolonged.

Hawthorn makes his wheels with cast iron naves and wrought iron rims and arms; but instead of welding the arms together, he makes palms on their outer end, which are attached by rivets to the rim.

She heard his quick intake of breath and felt his palm on her breast.

We, in these days, acknowledge no such saints; we have even done our best to dethrone Mary Magdalene; but we have martyrs"by the pang without the palm"and one, at least, among these who has not died without lifting up a voice of eloquent and solemn warning; who has borne her palm on earth, and whose starry crown may be seen on high even now amid the constellations of Genius.

As he was carried through the groves of cocoanut-palms on Buso's place, all the Cocoanuts called out, "Tuglay, Tuglay, in a little while the Buso will eat you!" Into the presence of the great chief of all the buso, they dragged Tuglay.

What on earth are you talking about?" "It might mean that I could get freebegin over again..." He had pushed his seat back with a sudden jerk and cut her short by striking his palm on the arm of the chair.

And the rovers hid their gold By the lone palm on the key, But the whispering wave their secret gave In the mystical song of the Sea.

"Never mind why," answered the other brusquely, and he walked ahead, frowning, until they reached an imposing entrance with stately palms on the white stone floor and the glimpse of an imposing stairway.

He had a trick of hitching himself up from the beltone palm on the stomach and a sort of heaving jerk from the waist, as a prize fighter does itthat would have made a Van Bibber look rough.

Before grasping his sword, he bent to rub his palms on the grit of the pavement.

In the white moonlight the palms on the edge of the banks stood mirrored in the still water.

Sally came close and laid a warm pink palm on either of Dorothy's cheeks.

And then mother, she got upon the bed, and she took Dan's head on her breast and fell to stroking his brows, laying her cool palms on his temples and on his eyelids, as once I'd have given my ears to do,and I slipped out of the room.

He walked straight across the roomthis was wonderful too, that he should know, among so many books, exactly where to searchadjusted his spectacles, stooped with palms on knees, peered for ten seconds or so along the backs of a row of tall volumes, drew forth one, and bearing it to the table, laid it open under the lamplight.

Crac! from the sergent-de-ville's broad palm on the white shoulder!