" Djaida smiled, and raising her visor, replied: "Khaled, I am a woman, and not a warrior.

He only hath pulled off the fair visor of sin; so as that which appears not but masked unto others, is seen of him barefaced, and bewrays that fearful ugliness, which none can conceive but he that hath viewed it.

When she came off he gave them back to her and touched the visor of his cap as she thanked him.

spake the knight, and letting fall his sword, he lifted his visor.

Suddenly there was a sharp soundas if a spring had snappedandcrack!down fell the visor; and there was my uncle, with his head in an iron cage, gesticulating and swearing like a pagan!

Each then selected a lance from the bundle offered them by the esquires, and their choice of a weapon made, they carefully fastened down their visors, which up to this moment had been raised.

A long fringe of icicles hung round the visor of my cap, and my clothes, drenched with the heavy rain of the previous day, froze into a stiff crackling armour of ice upon my body.

With a shout of delight they all lowered their visors, and crying, "France, France!"

Then his second, Don Diego, said: "Seigneur Bayard, he is dead, you have conquered;" which was proved, for they took off his visor and he breathed no more.

Their plans were finally agreed upon, their masks arranged, and after Haines had tied a similar visor over Kate's face, they started down the hill at a swinging gallop.

Manto herself undid the fallen man's visor, and uttered a fearful shriek as she recognised Benedetto.

After the first flurry of feeling all alone in the world, with only a probable bear for society, and having loaded all my guns, clasped my visor on my head and my Bessemer hug-proof strait-waistcoat round my "tummy," I felt calm enough to await events with equanimity.

By the Emperor's side stood a tall martial figure, wearing a visor which he never removed.

An indignant murmur rose up and down valley and creek bottom against the outrages, and one angry old farmer took a pot-shot at Captain Wells with a squirrel rifle, clipping the visor of his forage cap; and from that day the captain began to call with immutable regularity again on Flitter Bill for bacon and meal.

" "As certain as that we are standing here," said the apprentice; "and if you want further proof, behold, he is closing his visor.

"'Well, then, I am ready for you,' I exclaimed, drawing down my visor also.