repeated the colonel, seating himself on a bench with his back to a tree that shaded it, and letting his head fall upon his breast.
When, on fine autumn mornings, he found the countess sitting peacefully on a bench, beneath a poplar now yellowing, the poor lover would sit at her feet, looking into her eyes as long as she would let him, hoping ever that the light that was in them would become intelligent.
He raised his eyes to the bench, thence to the jury-boxes, the bar, and the crowd without, meeting everywhere looks fastened on himself.
Natty started at the sound of his name, and, raising his face earnestly toward the bench, he said:
He sighed and pressed on the
bench with both hands to raise himself.
They have to be humoured; wait--" He banged the hand that held the pen against the back of the bench.
Archer walked away a few steps, staring with radiant unseeing eyes at the passersby, who, in their turn, paused to stare at the unwonted sight of a fashionably- dressed lady writing a note on her knee on a bench in the Common.
he snapped, and then his clenched fist landed beneath the other's chin, lifting him high into the air and depositing him in a crumpled heap within the centre of the pimalia bush beside the ersite bench.
As the warship, bearing Astok back to the court of his father, turned toward the west, Thuvia of Ptarth, sitting upon the same bench where the Prince of Dusar had affronted her, watched the twinkling lights of the craft growing smaller in the distance.
And as the Earl of Buckingham glanced behind him he overturned the
bench upon which he sat, in his effort to gain his feet; for My Lord Earl of Buckingham had a guilty conscience.
He ran into the storeroom and brought out a gaudily painted harmonica, sat down on a
bench, and spreading his fat legs apart began to play like a whole band.
The night was nearly spent; Ma'ame Pelagie had glided from the
bench upon which she had rested, and for hours lay prone upon the stone flagging, motionless.
