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...ow has whitened all our island brake, And beside the winter fagot Joan and Darby doze and dream and wake. Still, in the river of dreams Swims the boat...

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...d. And at the married fireside, sleep of soul and sleep of fancy, Joan and Darby. Silence of the world without a sound; And beside the winter faggot J... ...ilence of the world without a sound; And beside the winter faggot Joan and Darby sit and dose and dream and wake – Dream they hear the flowing, singin...

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...t distant hail that echoed yet fainter among the clefts of the Spy-glass. “Darby M’Graw,” it wailed—for that is the word that best describes the sound... ...rby M’Graw,” it wailed—for that is the word that best describes the sound—”Darby M’Graw! Darby M’Graw!” again and again and again; and then rising a l... ...ng a little higher, and with an oath that I leave out: “Fetch aft the rum, Darby!” The buccaneers remained rooted to the ground, their eyes starting f... ... but he had not yet surrendered. “Nobody in this here island ever heard of Darby,” he mut- tered; “not one but us that’s here.” And then, making a gre...

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...cked in each other’s arms, and rolled together in a tappa mantle. “Halloa! Darby!” he cried, shaking the one with a beard. But Darby heeded him not; t... ...n, and held him there until his eyes opened. When this event came to pass, Darby looked round like one stupefied; and then, springing to his feet, bac... ...e the objects of his earnest and respectful attention. “Permit me, my dear Darby, to introduce to you my es- teemed friend and comrade, Paul,” said th... ...1 Melville me up with all the grimace and flourish imaginable. Upon this, Darby began to recover his faculties, and surprised us not a little by talk... ... more completely at his service. Receiving a paternal benediction from old Darby and Joan, we continued our journey; resolved to stop at the very next...

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...uen. 1962 Exeunt. [s1 Scaena Quarta. 1964 Enter Buckingham, Darby, Hastings, Bishop of Ely, 1965 Norfolke, Ratcliffe, Louell, with...

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... and dreary than ever. You and mamma are fit for each other. Y ou might be Darby and Joan, and play cribbage to the end of your lives.” “At least you ... ...o, you glum-faced, blue- bearded little old man! Y ou might have sat, like Darby and Joan, and flattered each other; and billed and cooed like a pair ...

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...ona; besides a countless multitude of rivulets which unite from all parts *Darby’s “View of the United States.” * The Red River. **Warden’s “Descripti... ...pompous language, have named it the Father of Waters, or the Mississippi. *Darby’s “View of the United States.” 36 Democracy in America The Mississip... ... made; contrary interests sometimes arise in the different provinces *See “Darby’s View of the United States,” p. 435. [In 1890 the number of States a... ...four States; and its popula- tion is five times smaller than theirs. (See “Darby’s View of the United States.”) Slavery is prejudicial to the commerci... ...mber of delegates which each State sends to Congress is settled afresh.* *“Darby’s View of the United States,” p. 444. *It may be seen that in the cou... ...four States; and its popula- tion is five times smaller than theirs. (See “Darby’s View of the United States.”) Slavery is prejudicial to the commerci... ... of their escaping in the foreign countries at which they might touch.] **“Darby’s View of the United States,” p. 444.] The relative position of the c...

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...h me when we do go to Matching.’ ‘Oh, Plantagenet,’ said the wife, ‘what a Darby and Joan kind of thing you like to have it!’ ‘Yes I do. The Darby and... ... Darby and Joan kind of thing is what I like.’ 153 Anthony Trollope ‘Only Darby is to be in an office all day, and in Parliament all night,—and Joan ... ...He replied that he thought it would be best to go to Matching. ‘And live a Darby and Joan life?’ said the Duchess. ‘I said nothing of Darby and Joan. ...

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... flits about them until they leave the place. “Are those the fever houses, Darby?” Mr. Bucket coolly asks as he turns his bull’s eye on a line of stin... ...Bucket coolly asks as he turns his bull’s eye on a line of stinking ruins. Darby replies that “all them are,” and further that in all, for months and ... ...il they come to the verge, where restoration of the bull’s eyes is made to Darby. Here the crowd, like a concourse of imprisoned de mons, turns back,...

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... flits about them until they leave the place. “Are those the fever houses, Darby?” Mr. Bucket coolly asks as he turns his bull’s eye on a line of stin... ...Bucket coolly asks as he turns his bull’s eye on a line of stinking ruins. Darby replies that “all them are,” and further that in all, for months and ... ...il they come to the verge, where restoration of the bull’s eyes is made to Darby. Here the crowd, like a concourse of imprisoned de mons, turns back,...

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...olwich, Chatham, Portsmouth, and Dover. When we get out, my respected fellow-constable Sharpeye, addressing Mr. Superintendent, says: ‘You noticed tha...

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... of unbroken oxen, and was carefully told which was “Buck,” and which was “Darby”— which was the “in hand,” and which was the “off hand” ox. The maste...

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...much, of a winter’s night, as a cosy tete a tete by the fire. It’s quite like Darby and Joan; what a pity the kettle has ceased singing!’—when she utte...

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...layed a little prank, and went to England with the Duke of Kingston. Madam Darby, the eldest of the three; the friend, the only sincere friend of the ...

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... Set up how or when, By what selectmen, Gourgas or Lee, Clark or Darby? They’re a great endeavor To be something forever; Blank t...

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...d affections? CHAPTER III CHAPTER III CHAPTER III CHAPTER III CHAPTER III DARBY AND JO DARBY AND JO DARBY AND JO DARBY AND JO DARBY AND JOAN AN AN AN...

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...castle, you’re for ever at your Dorothys and your old wifes. Y ou may be a Darby, but I’ll be no Joan, I promise you. I’m not so old as you’d make me,...

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...ed up everything in the way of city houses. ’ ‘What a nice little room for Darby and Joan to sit down to eat a mutton-chop in, ’ said Isabel. ‘It’s a ... ...the best of it is that we never use it. We’ll have a cosy little place for Darby and Joan;—you’ll see. Now come to the governor. I’ve got to leave you... ...rute!’ he exclaimed. ‘Not at all. And when we are settled down in the real Darby-and-Joan way I shall hope to see Mr Longstaff very 526 The Duke’s Ch... ... were now called,— might be present. The Silverbridges, who were now quite Darby and Joan, had gone to the States when the Session had been brought to...

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... and dreary than ever. You and mamma are fit for each other. Y ou might be Darby and Joan, and play cribbage to the end of your lives.” “At least you ... ...o, you glum-faced, blue- bearded little old man! Y ou might have sat, like Darby and Joan, and flattered each other; and billed and cooed like a pair ...

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...0th corps took a road farther north; while Kautz with the cavalry took the Darby road, still farther to the north. They got across the river by the ne... ...r re- sults by not marching past the enemy’s left before turning in on the Darby road and by reason of simply coming up against their lines in place. ...

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... crawling up their steps quite mildly and unitedly together, like some old Darby and Joan who have had a disappointment. It almost resembled a return ...