All offer incense at my shrine, And I alone the bargain sign.

They prescribed a form of muster-rolls, which they were to see and sign in the presence of the clearing officer.

It would be a sign to him of his own moral degradation.

It seems probable that, in the last resort, classification in literature rests on that least tangible, least definable matter, style; for style is the sign of the poem's spirit, and it is the spirit that we feel.

The tradition of the beggar is still preserved on the sign-posts of several of the public-houses in the neighbourhood.

Whether their images, shrines, relics, consecrated things, holy water, medals, benedictions, those divine amulets, holy exorcisms, and the sign of the cross, be available in this disease?

Others say as much (as Hospinian observes) of the three kings of Cologne; their names written in parchment, and hung about a patient's neck, with the sign of the cross, will produce like effects.

"Then, just as the first touch of dawn came into the sky, that unnatural wind ceased, in a single moment; and I could see no sign of the hand.

The eighth place was, of course, empty; but ready for me to occupy at any moment; for I had omitted to make the Sealing Sign to that point, until I had finished all my preparations, and could enter the Inner Star.

"And now at last, I went to my place, and, sitting down, made the Eighth sign just beyond my feet.

"Wentworth sat behind the First Sign, and as the numbering went 'round reversed, that put him next to me on my left.

When the last man had vanished, the slab that made the step was shut down, and there was not a sign of the secret door.

Why had not a company been detailed to patrol the cantonment the previous evening, or, at any rate, at the first sign of incendiarism?

The party round the blazing fire that night were despondent, for a week had passed without a single sign of recent moose discovering itself.

A tingling of the wonderful nerves that betrayed itself by no outer sign, ran through him as he tasted the keen air.

She passed these statues without a sign of fear, but when she saw the room itself, steeped in a supra-genteel calm, full of gowns and hats and everything that you read about in the Lady's Pictorial, and the pennoned mast of a barge crossing the windows at the other end, she stopped suddenly.

I don't propose to sign itI seldom did sign my picturesand we shall see what we shall see....

I don't propose to sign itI seldom did sign my picturesand we shall see what we shall see....

She thought it bizarre, but she certainly had not taken it for a sign of lunacy.

And yet it had been a sign of madness.

By and by patches of blue shone between the boughs before us, a sign that the summit was near, and before one o'clock we stood upon the narrow ridge forming the crest of the mountain.

Nor did the latter, nor the ready cafidji, who filled our pipes on the banks of the Meles, attempt to overcharge mea sure sign that the Orient had left its seal on my face.

We had sot proceeded far before a new sign called my attention to the mountain.

In Malta and Sicily, I saw their decaying watch-towers, and recognized their sign-manual in the deep, guttural, masculine words and expressions which they have left behind them.

This soul sublime, This soul lord paramount o'er space and time, This soul of fire, with impious madness sought, Itself to prove of mortal matter wrought; Nay, bred, engendered, on the grub-worm plan, From that vile clay which made his outward man, That shadowy form which dark'ning into birth, But seem'd a sign to mark a soul on earth.