She stroked his coat-sleeve, mouthing back tears.

She sprang back from the curve of his embrace, unshed tears immediately distilled.

" She turned his face back to her, smiling through her own tears.

She wound her arms round him, trembling between the suppressed hysteria of tears and laughter.

" Then she glanced around at the horrified faces of her friends and burst into tears.

Yet I, messire (having been bred a monk) shall blithely him out-curse, an the joy be permitted me, thus turning tears to laughter and gloomy fear to loud-voiced merrimentmy lord, messires, how say you?" "'Tis blasphemy unheard!"

Thus spake he, humble and broken, and she, beholding him thus, sighed (though wondrous softly) and 'neath her long lashes tears glittered (though swift dashed away) butslowly, very slowly, one white hand came out to him, faltered, stopped, and glancing up she rose in haste and shrank away.

And by this hand, in tears!" Already in the east was a roseate glory by whose soft light Beltane beheld Tall Orson, who grasped a bloody sword in one hand and wiped away his tears with the other.

And by this hand, in tears!" Already in the east was a roseate glory by whose soft light Beltane beheld Tall Orson, who grasped a bloody sword in one hand and wiped away his tears with the other.

Giles's ready tongue faltered for very gratitude and on each tanned cheek were bright, quick-falling tears.

" Then Giles arose, and wiping off his tears strove to speak his thanks but choked upon a sob instead, and turning, hasted down the turret stair.

Belike within Mortain shalt aid me in my new duties, or shall I speak my lord on thy behalf?" "Ha!" cried Roger suddenly, "first tell me this, my lord Steward and high Bailiff of Mortain, did the Duke my master chance ever to take thy hand, to wet it with his tears andkiss it?"

But Giles neither turned nor spake, wherefore contrite Roger must needs set an arm about him and turn him about, and behold, the archer's eyes were brimming with great tears!

and almost thinking I could see her, as she rolled in, crumpling the water before her, weather-beaten, barnacled, with shattered spars and threadbare canvas, welcomed by the shouts and tears of thousands.

I hope you don't mind?" She looked at him with her large dark eyes in which there was more than a suggestion of tears.

O thou'rt forgetting the hours we met in The Vale of Tears at the even-tide, Or thou'd come near me to love and cheer me, And whisper clearly, "O be my bride!"

MacReithin, blind with tears, Tumbled or leapt into a swollen flood That swept him to the sea.

Levarchan cried in woe, Thrice fifty queens, who gather'd from afar, Moan'd with one voice, 'Ah, would'st thou from us go?' They smote their hands, and fast their tears did flow Cuchullin's chariot thunder'd o'er the plain

Here Mr. BUMSTEAD burst into tears, and made a frenzied dash at the lock of hair which he again mistook for a fly.

There is food for our laughter and our tears.

"Lend me your handkerchief, my friend, that I may wipe away my tears.

Regardless of the tears of the thousands of advertisers who carry their announcements to our office, we shall devote our entire space to the vilifying of BORIE, FISH, the Disreputable Times and False Reporting Tribune.

Although we do not approve of women smoking, yet a fragrant weed between pearly teeth, with an azure cloud curling heavenward from it, has a certain fascination, and so our advice is, "Dry up (your tears), and light a fresh Havana.

" "And so thought I, also," cried Robin Hood, bursting out of the thicket and shouting with laughter till the tears ran down his cheeks.

The mother dropped into a chair, covered her face with her apron, and burst into tears, then looked up with an effort to smile, and wept afresh.