And as he stood there with the sun shining on the red stubble on his face he made a resolution the more profound because it was formed in silence: if she truly loved Landis he would serve her hand and foot until she had her will.

How sweet it seemed, lying there in the sun, with the sun shining right into his eyes, and filling his whole being with its delicious heat!

Esmond long remembered how she looked and spoke, kneeling reverently before the sacred book, the sun shining upon her golden hair until it made a halo round about her, a dozen of the servants of the house kneeling in a line opposite their mistress.

Over this I wore a suit of grey broadcloth, and a pair of strong boots over woollen socks, prepared for cold and damp as well as for the heat of a sun shining perpendicularly through an Alpine atmosphere.

Three days after they had come to the cottage the weather changed, and they woke up one morning to find the snow gone, and the wind in the south, and the sun shining, so that it was like the first beginning of spring.

A gleam of sun shining through the unsashed window and checkering the dark workshop with a broad patch of light fell full upon him, as though attracted by his sunny heart.

And she is be-e-e-utiful, M'seur, with hair like the top side of a raven's wing with the sun shining on it, and" "You love her a great deal, Jean."

Now when the next morning had comeclear and fair and with the sun shining wonderfully brighta great concourse of people began to betake themselves to that place where the lists had been set up in preparation for that ordeal of battle.

As for Miss Annie, she took her walk, and stepped along the road as lightly and blithely as if the skies had been blue, and the sun shining; and almost before she knew it, she had reached the store at Howlett's.

" "Simpleton!" said the wife, "that is no dove, but only the sun shining on the chimney."

"We are all most dreadfully delighted to have you here, and you will be sure to come and have tea with me on your first spare afternoon," she panted, in hospitable haste, the sun shining down on her dusty, unkempt hair, and revealing the rags in her dress.

One bright Spirit in a family will keep the sun shining in one spot; it can't then be all dark, you see, and if there's ever such a little spot of sunshine, there must be some light in the house, which may spread before long, Miss." "Goodnight, Joe," and "Good night, ladies," passed, and the friends were left alonealone upon the quiet beach.

Your hand touched one, and the shutters fell, and I found myself looking upon the splendid sun shining on hills and fields, wooded prospects with rivers winding through the great green expanses.

" As they stood there, her pretty clothes, the bright sun shining on her golden hair and dark furs and polished shoes, her beauty, but, above all, their complete absorption in each other, made them conspicuous.

"O virgin, beautiful as the sun shining on the water, consider," said Anningait, "what thou hast required.

With the sun shining in the proper direction, one might distinguish more, and with love shining like the sun in the eyes, one might see, one might seea heart full.

We had a keen north wind to-night and a haze, but wind is dropping and sun shining brightly again.

Now the sky is clearing and the sun shining an hour later.

Last night it was overcast and thick, surface bad; this morning sun shining and surface as bad as ever.

On went the baker, his head bowed on his breast, the sun shining like tawdry brass, the snow glistening like a slimy, evil thing.

She was paler than usual, and with the sun shining upon her I could read the transparent features as an open book.

"I wish we had them all around here, then," said Edith; "I like to see the sun shining when it rains.

" "Iris is a word that means rainbow, which as you know is a belt of beautiful colors, made by the sun shining through rain.

There was a warm sun shining, a pleasant wind blowing, and the purple heather seemed literally to dance around them.

A third time my senses left me, and when they returned I lay in a cleared space in the woods beside Sir George, the sun shining full in my face, flung on the ground near a fire, over which a kettle was boiling.