4)Nosoonerhadthehourofthreestruckandwhizzed, _____ sheleftherroomandrantothedairyman’sdoor; then _____ theladdertoAngel’s, callinghim _____ aloudwhisper; thenwokeherfellow-milkmaids.
5)Thespectral, half-compounded, aqueouslightwhichpervadedtheopenmead, impressedthem _____ afeelingofisolation, asiftheywereAdamandEve.
6)Heknewthatatthatpreternaturaltimehardlyanywomansowellendowed ______ personasshewaslikelytobewalking _____ theopenair _____ theboundariesofhishorizon.
7)Whilstallthelandscapewas _____ neutralshadehiscompanion’sface, whichwasthefocusofhiseyes, rising _____ themiststratum, seemedtohaveasortofphosphorescence _____ it.
8)Shelookedghostly, asifsheweremerelyasoul _____ large.
9)Birdswouldsoar _____ itintotheupperradiance, andhang _____ thewingsunningthemselves, oralight _____ thewetrailssubdividingthemead, whichnowshonelikeglassrods.
10)Shewasagainthedazzlinglyfairdairymaidonly, whohadtoholdherown _____ theotherwomenoftheworld.
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1)TessandClareunconsciouslystudiedeachother, everbalancedontheedgeofapassion, , underanirresistiblelaw, assurelyastwostreamsinonevale.
2)Theirpositionwasperhapsthehappiestofallpositionsinthesocialscale, beingabovethelineatwhichneedinessends, andbelowthelineatwhichtheconvenancesbegintocrampnaturalfeelings, andthestressofthreadbaremodishnessmakestoolittleofenough.
3)Inthetwilightofthemorninglightseemsactive, darknesspassive; inthetwilightofeveningitisthedarknesswhichisactiveandcrescent, andthelightwhichisthedrowsyreverse.
