On this occasion, however, he had reappeared in the village, a few hours later, in an extraordinary state of excitement, and with the astounding information, that the House had disappeared bodily, and that a stupendous pit now yawned in the place where it had stood.

The captain reappeared with a pail and brush, scrubbed feverishly at the offending spot, mopped it dry with that same old red bandana handkerchief, glared about him,and abruptly became as serene and placid as a noon calm.

It lasted about half an hour, after which it cleared up and every one reappeared on deck.

The culprit reappeared at the edge of the darkening wood.

Down'n cellarcool placefa' man's tightlef' m' umbrella there by m'stakego'n' get't thishmin't" Managing, after several inaccurate aims at the doorway, to plunge into the adjacent bedroom, he presently reappeared from thence, veering hard-aport, with a lighted lantern in his right hand.

But when George II died and George III began to reign, with a very different set of men to help him, the bad general reappeared as an equally bad politician.

A buzz sounded in his ears, he felt the crack of a whip around his chest, the red mist reappeared before his eyes, he again saw the corpses of his wife and daughter, and beside them the usurper with the friar laughing and holding his sides.

Then, as he waved goodbye to everyone, he slowly became invisible, only to reappear for a second, then slowly disappear again.

Now, if you ever chance to know, Of one as fond of dress and show As that vain Lobster, and withal As envious you'll perhaps recall To mind her folly, and the plight In which she reappeared to sight.

You remember, of course, how this fine equestrian statue of Charles I. was condemned to be sold and broken up by the Parliament, but was buried and saved by the brazier who purchased it, and so reappeared after the Restoration.

At the usual hour the sun fell behind the mountains of the Tyrol, and the moon reappeared above the Lido.

The King, as well as his ministers, still hoped that the crisis had passed, and that the disorder avoided on the occasion of the banquet should not reappear under any pretext.

Sometimes part of the line vanished and reappeared like a row of dots with broad gaps between.

Ilbrahim did not visit his new friend after his departure; but he made anxious and continual inquiries respecting him, and informed himself of the day when he was to reappear among his playmates.

"As to the course of the Nile, its waters, after their first rise, run towards the east, about the length of a musket-shot; then, turning northward, continue hidden in the grass and weeds for about a quarter of a league, when they reappear amongst a quantity of rocks.

The masked gondolier soon reappeared beneath the arch of the water-gate, and with a hurried step he sought his boat.

The mother, unsuspicious of what had passed, regarded him earnestly as he reappeared without the childthen gazed wildly around on the rest of the group.

Heavy darkness trailed over the forest, but soon moon and stars sprang out, and the sky became silver, the spire of smoke reappearing across its southern face.

I was then suddenly taken back to Jerusalem, and I beheld the moon reappear behind the Mountain of Olives, looking pale and full, and advancing rapidly towards the sun, which was dim and over-shrouded by a fog.

She had a way of ignoring objections, of reappearing beyond them like a submarine with the ultimate and detonating answer.

This 'keen atmosphere of wholesome severities' reappears by the way in Mason's continuation of Gray's Ode to Vicissitude: 'That breathes the keen yet wholesome air Of rugged penury.'

Forms of self-government and representative government developed during the bourgeois revolution and advocated and partially applied during the proletarian up-surge, are being continued or are reappearing during the current struggle for power and prestige at the planetary level.

In this sweet discourse the minutes flew by unmarked, and would have gone on flying, had not Jeanne reappeared of her own accord, to remark that it really was very late now; did mademoiselle think that possibly anything could have happened to Doctor Arkroyd?

Then she reappeared round the car.

He no sooner reappeared than the people flocked in thousands around him.