For the first time in many weeks he sat back on his haunches and gave the deep and vibrant call that echoed weirdly for miles about him.

In 1869, the rosy prominences were so many, so brilliant, so fantastic, so weirdly changing, that the eye must follow them; now, scarcely a protuberance of color, only a roseate light around the sun as the totality ended.

Yonder, just upon the next ridge where the moonlight carved in fine details the outline of a big bare boulder, stood the thing that had screamed; in this light its great body was weirdly magnified, so that the entire length of seven or eight feet appeared to Gloria's frightened eyes twice that.

Pearl thought she was listening to the fanciful tales with which a lonely woman beguiled the weary hours for her little son It was a weirdly extravagant fairy story, and yet it fascinated Pearl in spite of it's unlikeness to truth.

These were followed by a gawky, weirdly dressed girl of uncertain age carrying an old-fashioned telescope traveling bag.

And the music, meanwhile, continued to issue from the white and snakelike fingers of Bruder Schliemann, as poisoned wine might issue from the weirdly fashioned necks of antique phials.

An owl hooted weirdly in the ivy far above her, while near, at her feet, a rabbit scuttled away through the grass.

The local names of gaps and heights in this neighbourhood are highly descriptive, and sometimes weirdly suggestive; we have had Cat's Stairs, and now we come to Bogle Hole, Bloody Gap, and Thorny Doors.

Rounding the pass through these hills, I never saw the Perris Valley more weirdly beautiful.

One ear was weirdly enlarged; and his mouth, though he spoke through narrowly opened lips, glittered in the morning sun with the sheen of purest gold.

" Hereupon Sharon Whipple's eyes began to blink rapidly, his jaw dropped, and he slid forward in his chair to writhe in a spasm of what might be weirdly silent laughter.

No flowers of summer seem so strange as these, make us feel so weirdly conscious of the mystery of life.

Your work may be compared to a beautiful planetary system; everything belongs together, and it is only the Italian figures which, like comets and as weirdly as they, connect the system with one that is more remote and larger.

They light up weirdly when he's drunk or excited, and if you know what's healthy, you get out of the way.

Yesterday we achieved a really early start, leaving Wangat at 4.15, the path being weirdly illuminated by extempore torches made of pine-wood which the shikari had prepared.

Some of them so weirdly sweet, and others so wonderfully strong.

There came then a low, whining wail, like the beginning of the "death-song" of a husky doga wail that grew in length and in strength and in volume until it rose weirdly among the mountains and swept far out over the plainsthe hunt call of the wolf on the trail, which calls to him the famished, gray-gaunt outlaws of the wilderness, as the bugler's notes call his fellows on the field of battle.

It was weirdly human-like; and the echoes came softly, and more softly, until ghostly voices seemed to be whispering in the blackness about him.

The Quakeress looked down upon the figure stretched out here in deathneither majestic nor peaceful, but horrible and weirdly mysterious.

The dim light of a couple of tallow candles flickered weirdly in the draught.

They looked weirdly human in the sunset glow.

A fragile lyre too tensely keyed and strung, A broken music, weirdly incomplete: Here a proud mind, self-baffled and self-stung, Lies coiled in dark defeat.

Now and then the old man's insane chucklings floated softly to Nathaniel's ears, and when at last they came to the cabin in the forest he broke into a low laugh that echoed weirdly in the great black room which they entered.

I have thought of journalism" "What are your own inclinations?" "Oh, my soul yearns and throbs and pulsates with an ambition to give the world a life-work that shall be marvelous in its scope, and weirdly entrancing in the vastness of its structural beauty!" "Woman, you're born to be a milliner.

A blinding flash of lightning lit the room, glimmered weirdly, splitting the gloom as a sword rending a curtain, and was gone.