Hers of the Book, the tripled Crown? Still on the spire the pigeons flutter, Still by the gateway flits the gown; Still on the street, from corbel and gutter, Faces of stone look down.

He rose a little on his elbow, and gave it into Armida's hands: and in two different objects each beheld but one emotion, she hers in the glass, and he his own in her eyes.

It was a shame, of course, to subject a lovely voice like hers to singing in the great vacancy of all outdoors, to say nothing of forcing it into competition with a shouter and bellower like Hastings.

In the field of industry she appeared to beat all competitors from a technical point of view; and even in those industries which were not hers by habit and tradition she developed so powerful an organization as to appear almost uncanny.

His thoughts are all on the fight; hers on the man she loves; and both are natural, and both are exactly what we expect under the circumstances.

They were coming down from that wonderful highland where she had seemed to see all the kingdoms of earth spread before her, hers for the conquering; they were descending into the shadow.

At the altar he endowed her with all his worldly goods, and he thinks he has lived up to the letter of his vow when he tells her that all he has is as much hers as his.

You may still believe me as guiltless of Adelaide's violent death as a man can be who drove her and hers into misery which death alone could end.

But she gave him hers with no grudging.

BUT. Tut, that's sure yours, when you are married once, for 'tis hers by inheritance; but do you love her? ILF.

" He turned his horse, and the girl swung hers beside him and caught his arm.

And there so graciously did me behold, 55 That hers unto the death my heart I hold.

But he vowed vengeance, and on reaching Whangaroa showed his stripes to his kinsfolk, as Boadicea hers to the Britons of old.

With regard to the thoughts, it is difficult to identify any particular part or element as being more hers than all the rest.

He accepted her offer at once, and in a moment his hand had caught and imprisoned hers beneath its shelter.

[220] This is a comment upon the following quotation from Milton, where Hers for His would be a gross barbarism: "Should intermitted vengeance arm again His red right hand to plague us."Par.

" Prudy gave up hers without a word, but Dotty demurred.