1883. F. M. Crawford, Dr. Claudius, xv. 257. The pair of trim-built flirtlings, walking so daintily down the gravel path, becomes indistinct, and their forms are seen but as the shadows of things dead—treading on air, between three worlds.
1883. F. M. Crawford, Dr. Claudius, xv. 257. The pair of trim-built flirtlings, walking so daintily down the gravel path, becomes indistinct, and their forms are seen but as the shadows of things dead—treading on air, between three worlds.
