As she visioned the scene, the many curious eyes that watched her with Donnegan; the keen envy in the faces of the women; the cold watchfulness of the men, were what she pictured.

In general, the French are the more tenacious and clear-visioned in adversity, but none are more irresistible in success, nor more conscious of its drama, than the Italians.

Gunsaules closed the door softly, but I had already visioned the apartment in all its details.

"I won't walk another step!" cried poor Betty, as she visioned this yawning hole.

Actually it was a masterpiece of cunning calculation, a thing which clear-visioned persons might see to bristle with intention on every side.

He grasped the cool marble of the parapet and tried to reason with himself; he suddenly foresaw that many days of reasoning had entered into his life, and always he must be ready to meet them with cool wisdom, since enthusiasm was one-visioned.

God loves thee, and so rest thou: He is our spring-time, our dim-visioned Best, And He will help theedo not fear the How. LONGING.

With child's glad eyes to see once more The visioned glories of the gloom, With climbing suns, and starry store, Ceiling my little room.

For are we not at home in Thee, And all this world a visioned show; That, knowing what Abroad is, we What Home is, too, may know?

And are we not at home in Thee, And all this world a visioned show; That knowing what Abroad is, we What Home is, too, may know?

At Santa Barbarasweet name, ringing like the silver bells of the Franciscan Fathersas at San Gabriel, there had been the same striving to copy the noble designs and proportions of the Spanish cathedrals, visioned in spirit by the homesick monks, who knew well they would never see them with bodily eyes again.

When she reached the goal she had visioned from the first, she was no longer a human being, with powers of enjoyment or suffering.

If all the young things who think such thoughts as these, in hall bedrooms and attic chambers, could mount their visioned pedestals, the traffic police would be powerless, and all the road to Albany lined like a Hall of Fame.

He had visioned great things.

Persuade me that our visions must be visioned together.

Then he visioned her, lying on the white snow, scarlet under her breast, redder than her mackinaw, redder than her woollen mittens, redder than the cardinal-flower of her mouthcardinal no more!

Bedient had rejoiced to discover the two women in every great man's life: the woman who visioned his greatness in the mothering; and the woman who saw it potentially afterwardand ignited it.

I take it that there are three stages in this evolution; the first, that of immediate experience, is subsumed by the phrase 'Time is'; the second is a passing from the concrete to the abstract through the fact that 'Time was'; and the glory of the last is visioned only when we can say 'Time is past.'

There was needed a man to body these scattered elements, to fuse the forces of the nation into a personality, to live the dreams which a race had visioned.

But in them his swift imagination visioned the joys of life they would buy, and all the desires and appetites of his diseased mind and sickly flesh were tickled by the promise they extended.

In her wildest dreams she had never visioned Buck Daniels transformed like this.

But now you stand plain Mister; and, no doubt, Would have for choice this visioned pomp untold.

Go, seek that visioned form long lost in night, And say from meif you upon it light With airy breath I greet that airy shade!

Time and change will crowd its widening door, Big with the dreams we visioned and the hopes we battled for A legacy to those who come from those who come no more.

Or, the person is visioned clad in a shroud.