His lusty spearmen follow'd him with noise: Each hurling down a heap of things that rang Against the pavement, cast his lance aside, And doff'd his helm: and then there flutter'd in, Half-bold, half-frighted, with dilated eyes, A tribe of women, dress'd in many hues, And mingled with the spearmen: and Earl Doorm Struck with a knife's haft hard against the board, And call'd for flesh and wine to feed his spears.

He will have it that I am suffering from an unrequited attachment; so he watched me and watched me over breakfast; and at last, when I had eaten a whole nest-full of eggs, and I don't know how many pieces of toast, he rang the bell and asked for some potted charr.

Ray's voice rang in the silence, indicating utter indifference to the fact that many of the loungers on the street were listening to the little scene.

The wolf loped off, and his fierce bay rang through the hushed forest.

Ray had spoken sheerly to frighten and shock them, thus revealing his own fearlessness and strength; yet his voice rang louder than he had meant.

Her voice rang clear and sweet through the hushed depths as she called a greeting.

At eight o'clock the bell rang again, and they ate breakfast.

Now the bell rang again.

He just rang the bell, said good night, and had thrown again before the door had closed behind Mr. Taynton.

But it was yet early, as he saw (so bright was the moonlight) when he consulted his watch, and he retraced his steps some fifty yards, and eventually rang at the door of a big house of flats facing the sea, where his partner, who for the most part, looked after the London branch of their business, had his pied-à-terre.

He watched them pityingly, and when the dread bell rang, causing stragglers to bound forward in a saving burst of speed, he halted leisurely in sheer exultation.

But even as the cheers of his comrades rang in his ears an enemy bullet laid him low.

Then, on a sudden, trumpets rang out, clear as silver, sharpened and reverberated by the rocks from which they sounded, and like the voice of a dreaming giant, came the great words, articulate and distinct: "Magnificat anima mea Dominum.

It's abominable; it's" "Monsignor, this isn't kind to me," rang out the young voice sternly; and the elder man recovered himself sharply.

He began in a low voice, but as he ended his voice rang aloud in the little room.

When she reached the head of the stairs the bell rang again and she paused to see who it was.

A sound rang out on the still air that startled Migwan like the report of a pistol, followed immediately by another.

Gladys rang and waited and rang again, but there was no answer.

Gladys rang and waited and rang again, but there was no answer.

rang Gibbs's repeater and one of Maxime's little derringersshot off from inside his sack-coat pocket.

And then three startled gasps rang out as a dark brown form rounded the corner and they saw what was apparently a huge beast looking down at them hungrily.

The chimes on the Metropolitan Tower rang out, in wails of wild sound, the half-hour after four.

Two weeks agoon Monday, the twenty-seventh of the past Octoberthe telephone-bell rang sharply in our newspaper-office a few moments before the paper went to press.

With fear and trembling, for I was always a bashful youth, I rang the door bell, and was ushered into the parlor where I caught my first glimpse of a fair-haired, rosy-cheeked, graceful younger sister to whom, at a glance, I knew I was married in heaven.

as a trumpet blast rang out from the front porch.