The mention of his name cast a dark shadow on the party, which was not dispelled for full five minutes.

The vapours which still hung around the north-eastern and south-eastern horizon, though dispelled from the immediate vicinity of the Sun, were tinged with crimson and gold much deeper than the tints peculiar to an earthly twilight.

It will, however, be contended that in the Sad Shepherd we are introduced to a wholly idealized and artificially refined atmosphere surrounding the shepherds and their hosts, which is yet constantly liable to be broken in upon by beings of the outer world, rude unchastened mortals compounded of our common clay, whose entrance dispels at a stroke the delicate, refined atmosphere of pastoral convention.

What a dispelling of the vague thing that had been only a dream!

Let thy doubt, therefore, O Krishna, be dispelled like mist.

This rumor however was soon dispelled on learning that Bacon was at Curles rallying the planters about him.

This delusion as to their natural military capacity was never dispelled until the later disaster in Thessaly.

A great shadow fell over me, which I vainly strove to dispel with all the effort of my reason and my will.

"I confess my weakness," she wrote to her betrothed, "but I had so often pictured remaining at Monte Rosa till you came for me, as you had promised, so often pictured to myself the delight of showing to you my favourite haunts, ere we left them together for still dearer England, that I cannot bear to find these visions dispelled without pain.

All her darkness was dispelled in a moment; with the glorious words, the Spirit imprinted on her heart and conscience the fresh seal of the pardon of all her sins; she believed and knew that the Lord Jesus Christ was of God made unto her 'righteousness,' and that His blood had made her whiter than snow.