She is like mymy granddaughter," he cried, with a burst of what was half sobs, half laughter; "and she is my wife,and I am an old manan old man!

She is like a wild thing to be gone.

What a lovely creature!" "Well, well, we have her fairly before us now, and shall see what she is like at all events," said McMurdie.

"Please tell me what she is like, when you have seen her.

I had thought to make a lady of her; yet if she chooses to be what she is like to be, I have nought to do with her henceforth.

"She is like shifting ballast, Master Roderigo; first on one side of the cabin, and then on the other; but you see the bolt is undrawn.

"She is like a lovely childresisting nothing.

She is like all girls.

She is like the moon, that giveth light among the stars, and, but unto the sun, gives none place in her brightness.

It is quite true, though, what Mrs. Crawley says of G. She is like a great rosy apple, refreshing and sweet and wholesome.

"Oh, the lovely little lass, how pretty she is like this..."] [Illustration] Everything lies in that, I know it well; but what would you?

She is like the boys, who seek danger for its own sake, and will skim on skates the rim of the black pool that descends from the film of ice down to the bubbling well of death below.

She is like all the aunts you've ever read about in novels, only more so.

She is like a St. Peter who should deliberately stand on his head for ten seconds and then expect to be canonised for it.

The heroine is still more dim, she is stuffy, she is like tow; the rich farmer is a figure out of any melodrama, Sergeant Troy nearly quickens to life; now and then the clouds are liquescent, but a real ray of light never falls.

Truly she looked as if the song was there,besides she is like a great harp that speaks only in sounds.

I see her, and I will tell you what she is like: she is like what Eve was when she and Adam stood alone on earth.'

She faced the world once for all with her vision: "I see her," she said, "and I will tell you what she is like.

She is like the merchant ships: she bringeth her food from afar.

Most certain she is like her: Many a time have I dandled her in these arms, Sir,

She is like a feather-bed in that she cannot be injured by a blow, neither can she give one; but Yolandaah, Karl, she is like a priceless jewel that may be shattered by a blow and may blind one by its radiance.

The heroine is still more dim, she is stuffy, she is like tow; the rich farmer is a figure out of any melodrama, Sergeant Troy nearly quickens to life; now and then the clouds are liquescent, but a real ray of light never falls.

The Morgesons smiled significantly when she was spoken of, and asked: "Do you think she is like her mother?" There was a conflict in mother's mind respecting Veronica.

She is like some wonderful exotic blossoma mass of snow and flame!"

I love my love for she is like the mirror of the moon, (A sweet, small moon but newly come to birth)