...gazing imperceptibly upon the parliamentary group; "and as he sat in the shadow, his dark hair and eyes made him, in that society, the black thread of mystery which he weaves into his stories." Such was Ais contribution to the conversazione. But a Liverpool consulate will surely test his taciturnity....

...imperceptibly upon the parliamentary group ; " and as be sat in the shadow, bis dark hair and eyes + bis stories." Such was Ais contribution to the eonveriazione. But a Liverpool consulate will surely...

...parties. But the conversation became more and more staccato. Miles Co^erdale " (Nathaniel Haw thorne), "a statue of Night and Silence, sat, a little removed under a portrait of D.inte, gazing imperturbably upon the group ; and as he sat in the shadow, his dark hair and eyes,...

...wide-flying embroidery of discourse into a web of clear sweet sense. . . . Miles Coverdale " (Hawthorne), " a statue of night and silence, sat, a little removed,...in the shadow, his dark hair and eyes and suit of sable made him, in that society, the black thread of mystery he weaves into his stories." Mr. Alcott...

...wide-flying embroidery of discourse into a web of clear sweet sense. . . . Miles Coverdale " (Hawthorne), " a statue of night and silence, sat, a little removed,...in the shadow, his dark hair and eyes and suit of sable made him, in that society, the black thread of mystery he weaves into his stories." Mr. Alcott...

...upon all parties. . . . Miles Coverdale (Nathaniel Hawthorne) , a statue of Night and Silence, eat, a little removed under a portrait of Dante, gazing...in the shadow, his dark hair and eyes and suit of sable made him, in that society, the black thread of mystery which he weaves into his stories ; while...

...something, beamed smiling encouragement upon all parties. . . . Miles Coverdale (Nathaniel Hawthorne), a statue of Night and Silence, sat, a little removed...in the shadow, his dark hair and eyes and suit of sable made him, in that society, the black thread of mystery which he weaves into his stories; while...

...should be spun into something, beamed encouragement upon all parties. Miles Coverdale (Hawthorne), a statue of Night and Silence, sat a little removed...portrait of Dante, gazing imperturbably upon the group." After Thoreau had further delighted the company " with the secrets won from his interviews with Pan...

...encouragement upon all parties. But the conversation became more and more staccato. Miles Coverdale, a statue of night and silence, sat, a little removed,...into his stories, while the shifting presence of the Brook-Farmer played like heat-lightning around the room. I recall little else but a grave eating or...

...encouragement upon all parties. But the conversation became more and more staccato. Miles Coverdale, a statue of night and silence, sat, a little removed,...suit of sables made him, in that society, the black thj»«^ y^tefy which he " weaves into his stories, while the shifting presence of the Brook-Farmer...