Companions, the creator seeketh, not corpses--and not herds or believers either.
Gurth darted at him a savage and revengeful scowl, and with a fierce, yet hesitating motion, laid his hand on the haft of his knife; but the interference of Prior Aymer, who pushed his mule betwixt his
companion and the swineherd, prevented the meditated violence.
The object of this halt was to give Biscarrat and his
companions time to describe to him the interior of the grotto.
"But she doesn't look it," he thought in extenuation and was going to say something more to her about the lighting of that flare when another voice was heard in the
companion, saying some indistinct words.
"Let us rather take to our feet, and trust to manhood," returned his impatient
companion.
Ginevra's behavior was an enigma to all her
companions; her friends and enemies were equally surprised; for the former claimed for her all good qualities, except that of forgiveness of injuries.
He has lived in unbroken retirement on the barren island for twenty years past, with no other
companion than a daughter, who is his only child.
Delafield get married, then, if marriage be so very desirable?" said Miss Henly, smiling at the customary rattle of her
companion: "he can easily get a wife, you say?"
But it did not come as soon as we had expected, and before many minutes my
companion was fast asleep, and I was rapidly falling into the same state of happy forgetfulness.
"Not on your life," his young
companion intervened.
They are full of outlying Iroquois, and your mongrel Mohawk knows where to find them too well to be my
companion."
His late
companion's chance persist- ency made him feel that he could not keep his crime concealed in his bosom.
Mr Jones and his fair
companion no sooner entered the town, than they went directly to that inn which in their eyes presented the fairest appearance to the street.
Apuleius and Fielding and Boccaccio, bad
companions for a petticoat, I'm afraid, bad
companions too for so young a man as I had now become.
These were my
companions going forth by night--(For Chil!
