Following this, and lasting for some fifteen minutes, there was a commotion among the denizens of the gardens.

When he returns from the theatre to the world of realities, he is again compressed within its narrow bounds; he is its denizen as beforefor it remains what it was, and in him nothing has been changed.

Or if not she herself, she might, he thought, send Soames & Simpson, or some denizen from the brewery.

A city hammers and polishes its denizens into a defined model: it worships standardisation; but the country encourages differentiation, it loves new types.