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The lights that glimmered palely across the harbor were the delusive beacons on some coast of fairyland.

As the ripple under the moon broke unexpectedly now and then, and palely flashed in a new shape and with a new sound, so parts of his thoughts started, unbidden, from the rest, and revealed their wickedness.

'Oh, what can ail thee, knight-at-arms, Alone and palely loitering?'"

The fire glows brightly on the panelled wall and palely on the window-glass, where, through the cold reflection of the blaze, the colder landscape shudders in the wind and a grey mist creeps along, the only traveller besides the waste of clouds.

Walking fast, he soon stood by the iron gate of their garden, and pushed it open; the outline of the house suddenly appeared sharply before his eyes, and the thin column of the verandah cutting across the palely lit gravel of the terrace.

"ErC* yes." Why is he standing there, alone and palely loitering?

Not exactly the military type, was I?' They both laughed, palely. Michael resisted the urge to take the chap by the shoulders and hug him; to say, I'm glad you're here; you made it.

Within the areas of necrosis were occasional clear spaces, approximately 10-15 [micro]m in size, in which single-celled organisms with palely eosinophilic staining cytoplasm were observed (Fig.

The biopsies showed hyaline rings surrounding histiocytes or multinucleated giant cells and associated with vegetable debris; the latter was seen as palely eosinophilic material with dense cell walls or refractile translucent material arranged in spirals.

Eventually, comedy series about black families, like Bill Cosby's show, came along to belatedly acknowledge the fact that the American population is much more colorfully mixed than palely pink and blandly beige.

True, it was alive with detail: Julian Roberts's plangent bassoon solos, Rainer Gibbons's oboe twisting palely in the gloom at the start of the finale, and pizzicato that ranged from fat and pungent to bitterly wry.