At this Patrick rose up with his followers and he blessed the people of the Deisi and not them alone, but their woods and water and land.

Then Declan rose up with his foot healed and joined in praising God.

And at his words they rose up immediately and spoke to all.

The side banks of water rose high because there was no passage up or down, so that the ridges were very elevated on both the sea and stream sides.

The dwelling was wedged like a bird-box between two fragments of rock, and behind it the land rose rocky, high, and steep, so as to form a natural wall.

Thence she could see far off, not only down the dim, sombre abyss, but out to the blue Mediterranean beyond, now calmly lying in swathing-bands of purple, gold, and orange, while the smoky cloud that overhung Vesuvius became silver and rose in the evening light.

Nor is it to be wondered at, if this same duke's son, after a week or two, did not know whether he was on his head or his heels, or whether the sun rose in the east or the south, or where he stood, or whither he was going.

Of course, the rose of love, having gone through all its stages of bud and blossom into full flower, must next begin to drop its leaves.

She knew the first gun had been fired when Jarvis rose to speak.

A tall, pleasant-faced young man rose and tried to cover his surprise.

"Yes, I think he is," she admitted, as she rose.

He rose mechanically, and followed the boy into a very large and ornate office.

" Jarvis rose, furious.

Bambi rose to meet the foe, who never glanced at her.

Jarvis rose.

She lifted her veil and rose slowly from her seat, as if to rearrange her dress.

Across the river rose the steep embankments that shut in Buffalo Prairie, and still beyond that the mountains, thick with timber rising billow on billow until trees looked like twigs, with gray rock and glistening snow shouldering the clouds above the last purple line.

" Aldous rose to his feet slowly.

He rose, dropped his birds, and stared.

Her lips were colourless, and her bosom rose and fell swiftly.

A rose-flush of colour spread over her cheeks.

He rose to his feet, and stood before her.

Like one in a dream John Aldous rose from his chair and went to her.

Rose Wilder Lane (A); 19Sep55; R156401.

Mrs. Weston rose.