" Jones had risen to his elbow; then, with an exclamation that sounded like an oath, to his feet, gazing on the flaming specters rising and falling, enlarging and shrinking, among the black tracery of limbs and trunks.

For the tracery on the archesthe color, the wonderful delicacy of the sculpturewere of that time when art was suggestive and faint, in tint and meaning, like a dream, and its message was always spiritual.

Time has been unable to obliterate the skilful work of our forefathers, for the Early English transition arches, the delicate molding, and the exquisite stone tracery in the windows still delight the eye.

The quick glance of Wilder had caught, however, a glimpse of the tracery against the heavens, as they descended.

The white minarets round the Haram still with delicate tracery as of carved ivory stood up against the sky; but of the out-raged people, the colonnades, the despoiled and violated Ka'aba, nothing could any more be seen.

Then, by introducing mullions and traceries into the lower part of the window, they added stem and bough forms to those flower forms.

(note the stoup), whilst the tower arch seems E.E. A window in the S. wall has flowing tracery with an ogee moulding.

Here and there are foliations and other exquisite tracery by pupils of Desiderio da Settignano.

How long could we ponder by the east window of Kilcooley, with tracery like a spider's web, and listen to the mystical bells, or gaze at the beautiful oriel at Feenagh, or stand at Jerpoint, with its spacious cloisters and stone-groined choir, with Saint Christopher in Irish marble beside us.

The window tracery throughout the church is crude.

And when no zephyr stirs, they are at most but a rich tracery to the forest-windows.

She lay as he had left her, her face whiter than he had ever seen it, her eyes shut, certain small blue veins making a delicate tracery across the lids.