The captain asked Darrow what he would have, but the question went unnoted.

This, however, passed unnoted, for the crowds, and even the men, were not the sharp critics they afterward became when mistakes by an incompetent officer were saluted by shouts of ridicule, and the men contemptuously disregarded them.

Rain-laden mists swept down upon her from the heights, and she walked through them unnoting; the pale light from the eastern sky shone on an aspect introverted, rapt away from knowledge of its surroundings.

Full well he knew some idol's musky hair, Had to his youthful heart become a snare, But still unnoted was the gushing tear, Till haply he had gained his private ear: "In ancient times, no hero known to fame, Not dead to glory e'er indulged the flame; Though beauty's smiles might charm a fleeting hour, The heart, unsway'd, repelled their lasting power.

The hours fleet fast unnoted, and the time is nigh, When even he on noiseless wings shall soar on high, Till his deep note is lost amid the azure sky.

I must unravel every golden hair Upon the brow of Night for what I seek, Lift every straggler from its moony lair, Lest too the star should haply linger there, Unnoted by mine eyes so faint and weak.

The glance was politely unnoting, but in it there yet lurked, far back, the unmistakable quality of a caress.

These are they who do die daily unnoted on our right hand and on our left,fathers and mothers for children, husbands and wives for each other.

In the obscure campaign of Western Virginiain the unnoted work of fortifying the Southern coastin the great campaigns which he had subsequently foughtand everywhere, his consciousness of having performed his duty to the best of his knowledge and ability sustained him.

Hours flew by unnoted, as they sat on the terrace facing the vast horizon and the shady banks of the Viorne, and the slopes of Sainte-Marthe, from the rocky bars of the Seille to the valley of Plassans in the dusty distance.

Keen looked with yearning upon the woman, and she, unnoting, held her eyes steadfastly upon her father's face.

They might have slumbered unnoted, like Lorenzo, if they had done as much for their country and Italy.

And the doctor understood men so well that he never wasted his trouble on those who had nothing in them, but let them drift through the course unnoted.

In her hands the novel becomes the means of recording the history of those whom no history takes note of, and of bringing before the world its unnamed and unnoted heroes.

Time passed as the man lay there, time that to another would have been interminable, that to him was apparently unnoted.

His imitations are, therefore, unnoted, his allusions are undiscovered, and many beauties, both of pleasantry and greatness, are lost with the objects to which they were united, as the figures vanish when the canvass has decayed.

She saw more stretcher bearers in the smoke, stooping, edging their wayunarmed heroes of many a field who fell unnoted, died unrecorded on the rolls of glory.

The after-supper crowd in the hotel barroom had suddenly slipped away, leaving Max Barkeep, three others, and John Wesley Pringlethe last not unnoting of nudge and whisper attending the exodus.

His mode of singing pleased the skilled public, and the special abilities of this strong artistic organismas I have already observeddid not pass unnoted.

La Patrie, June 18, 1857, says in an enthusiastic and lengthy article: "His deep knowledge, his incessant labors, his long and fatiguing studies, have not allowed his life to pass unnoted; but although great renown, attached in a short space to his name, has sufficed for the legitimate demands of his pride, it has done nothing, it must be owned, to provide for the wants which the negligences of genius do not always foresee.

Two years later came the New Ordinances, which contain a most interesting precedent, hitherto almost unnoted, of the American principle of having the courts construe the Constitution.

BECKER, NICOLAUS, author of the "Wacht am Rhein," was an obscure lawyer's clerk, and unnoted for anything else (1810-1845).

Then the spirit longs to expand to boundless universality where everything together forms a channel for the feelings that spring from the simple musical thought and that otherwise would die away unnoted.