...and consequently, when they came to the door of the desolatelooking building to which they went, he quietly slipped his hand into his pocket, drew out..." This way," said his companion, turning through a door on the left; and, immediately the officer had entered, a harsh voice, apparently proceeding from...

...pretence of his wishing to lean upon them. Having thus got the two centre pillars of the building, the one in his right hand, and the other in his left, he prayed, and, exerting all his strength, wrested them from their position. Thus deprived of support,...

...pretense of his wishing to lean upon them. Having thus got the two centre pillars of the building, the one in his right hand, and the other in his left, he prayed, and, exerting all his strength, wrested them from their position. Thus deprived of support,...

...things were to be carried by Eleazar himself, to wit, " The oil of the light and the oil of anointing, the one in his right hand and the other in his left: and the incense in his bosom, and the meat-offering on his shoulder." 4[ And the daily meatoffering....

...things were to be carried by Eleazar himself, to wit, " The oil of the light and the oil of anointing, the one in his right hand and the other in his left; and the incense in his bosom, and the meat-offering on his shoulder." \ And the daily meat-ofering....

...things were to be carried by Eleazar himself, to wit, " The oil of the light and the oil of anointing, the one in his right hand and the other in his left; and the incense in his bosom, and the meat-offering on his shoulder." Tf And the daily meat-offering....

...things were to be carried by Eleazar himself, to wit, " The oil of the light and the oil of anointing, the one in his right hand and the other in his left ; and the incense in his bosom, and the meat-offering on his shoulder." *§And the daily meat-offering....

...to thee. HANKIN. Farewell, Nichol Newfangle : come you two with me. [HANKIN goeth out, and leadeth the one in his right hand, and the other in his left, having halters about their necks. NEW. Ha, ha, ha ! there is a brace of hounds, well worth a dozen...

...Hangman, farewell year, to thee. HANKIN. Farewell, Nichol Newfangle: come [HANKIN goeth out, and leadeth the one in his right hand, and the other in his left, having ftalters about their necks. NEW. Ha, ha, ha! there is a brace of hounds, you two with me. well...

...eyes. And Samson caught the two middle pillars on which the house stood and on which it was borne up, the one in his right hand, and the other in his left, and said: my soul die with the Philistines, and bowed them with might. And the house fell upon the...