Through the window in front I could see the big Finn driver throwing his arms across his shoulders to promote circulation, in the same manner as does the London "cabby.

"Hello, Ruth!" said the young woman, pointing through the window, "dun yo know who yon is?"

"Even through the window, Your Worship," quoth the man who had handed the shaft to him.

Looking through the window, he saw Bertie, with his team, waiting outside the door.

If I was outdoors I ran in the house, and Jim got on a box and looked through the window.

" It was about this time that the Colonel unhappily caught a glimpse of myself through the window of the hotel.

Holding his hat by the brim he shoved it out through the window.

Their pistols were cocked, but Jeremy's fist landed in the nearest man's face before he could shoot, and he went crashing backwards into his friend behind, whose head disappeared for a moment through the window-pane, and the only blood shed on that occasion came from the first man's nose and the back of the second man's neck where the smashed glass slit a gash in it.

I could hear him yawn through the window lattice.

He peeped through the window-blind at the bright sunshine outside, and then looked back at the tumbled bed.

I looked up at the window, bright in the moonlight, and got a sudden thought to bring a ladder from the stable yard, and try to get a look into the Room, through the window.

In a moment a shadowy figure leaped through the window, and Black Bart landed on the floor with soft padding feet.

"Clasp your arm tighter," said Sikes, as he drew him through the window.

" He took a stone from among the rubbish littering the garden and flung it crashing through the window.

The shot came through the window.

Before he knocked at the gate he thought it proper to look through the window.

In the twinkling of an eye he got upon his back, waved his hand to the company, who were surveying him through the window, and clapping spurs to his charger, galloped off furiously, with a hideous and unnatural laugh, through the midst of the storm.

He had no key, and to attempt to effect an entrance through the window would be hazardous, for, unless Gaydon could be prevented from giving the alarm, he would rouse the whole establishment.

Through the window beyond, a portion of the vast arm of the Milky Way spread out in its eternal beauty.

The gulf pictured through the window appeared like an unframed canvas,the original, alive and palpitating,of the infinite copies throughout the world.

He strictly forbade her ever to go outside the house and he said incantations over some mustard seed and gave it to her, and told her that, if any beggars came, she was to give them alms through the window and, if they refused to take them in that way, then she was to throw the mustard seed at them; but on no account to go outside the house.

He struck the vial from the doctor's hand, and it went flying through the window.

It happened, that the Emperor not being able to sleep, was at that time up and walking in his Chamber, when upon looking through the Window he perceived his Daughter tottering under her Burden, and carrying his first Minister across the Snow; which she had no sooner done, but she returned again with the utmost Speed to her own Apartment.

Through the window we could see only a patch of sky in the east, reddened by the reflection of the sinking sun; but the sight was so beautiful that Max and I were loath to leave it even for supper.

Is it her voice that through the window flows, borne on the bosom of the vernal wind?