...of martial exercise" — came dashing into old country quietudes, with his visor up ; or, perhaps in "a Genoa bonnet of black velvet, round which his rich chestnut hair coiled in profusion" — making the welkin ring with his — " How now, Sir Villain ! " I caught sight...

...perpendicularly down his thigh, with the hilt shaped in form of a cross, without any further guard (or . . . Very different, however, were his mental sensations, if one might believe the knitted look of...

...considering the dimensions of the arms then used, would have caused any horse-pistol of the presen! s we who, lost in stormy visions, keep With phantoms an unprofitable strife, And in mad trance . . . Very different, however, were his mental sensations, if one might believe the knitted look of...