4 When he wakened, he jumped at a stride into the full possession of his faculties.

" At this Donnegan wakened.

Once, in the middle of the night, he had wakened and seen the vast shadow of George's form leaning over the sack of money.

" "Don't mind her, Miss Percival," Katie said; "she's cross because I wakened her too early; she'll get over it when she has had her breakfast" I gave Katie something to do, telling her to make coffee for Miss Axtell as soon as possible; and with a few more words, meant to be conciliating to Cooky, I took up the glass Katie brought me, and went back.

If after every tempest come such calms May the winds blow till they have wakened death! Othello.

The officers under the porch had wakened up also, as their host remarked.

Presently the boy fell asleep, and it was dark when he was wakened up to enter his uncle's carriage at Mudbury, and he sat and looked out of it wondering as the great iron gates flew open, and at the white trunks of the limes as they swept by, until they stopped at length before the lighted windows of the Hall, which were blazing and comfortable with Christmas welcome.

They had boarded the mail-steamer late the night before, and, going right to bed, had wakened early next day and rushed on deck to find the August sun shining in brilliant beauty, the islands quite out of sight, and nought but sea and sky around and above them.

Presently, on the other side, the notes of a piano were wakened to the music of a hymn, and the voices

I'll never forget how I wakened that morning and looked out at the sun.

One morning at dawn Anne was wakened by Colin's voice in her room.

I was wakened by a low murmur from the baby, who stirred uneasily.

Neither of the girls was thinking of the student, their neighbor; but he was not only wakened by their voices, he amused himself by comparing them and their utterances with his preconceived notions of the girls.

These girls had supplied an all-sufficient theme; whether they slept or wakened was no affair of his.

' Mary Mother she stooped from heaven; She wakened Earl Harold out of his sweven, To don his harness on; And over the land and over the sea He wended abroad to his own countrie, A weary way to gon.

So, like a child who whiles away the time With dance and carol till the eventide, Watching its mother homeward through the glen; Or nightingale, who, sitting far apart, Tells to his listening mate within the nest The wonder of his star-entranced heart Till all the wakened woodlands laugh and thrill Forth all my being bubbles into song; And rings aloft, not smooth, yet clear and strong.

It did not seem possible that she had actually wakened during the night and found him gone, and with this reality before her she was strongly tempted to believe that the coming of Nash was only a vivid dream.

"Yes." "What wakened you?" "Nash and Kilrain.

When at the fountain I met him again, the sight of him wakened Pleasure as great as if there had met me an angel from heaven; And with what gladness I followed, when asked to come as his servant.

All that had been deepest and strongest in the little of life that she had lived wakened and lifted again in such transcendent presence.

One night, sometime in the summer of that year, Mr. Oliver's family were wakened by the sound of music in the drawing-room: not only the simple airs, but the most difficult exercises usually played by his daughters, were repeated again and again, the touch of the musician being timid, but singularly true and delicate.

As has been stated early in this book, it was in the seventeenth century that this interest in character was first wakened.

In the eyes of wakened conscience all his glories turn to crimes, And his crimes to something monstrous; worlds were little now to give In atonement for the least.

4:1-6] Then the angel who talked with me came again and waked me, as a man who is wakened out of his sleep.

The Master wakened early, with the late May sun already Slanting in from far, dun and orange desert-levels, gilding the metal walls of his cabin.