We find in these first a workman preparing white boards, and then the master glazier drawing the cartoons on the whitened boards, and many other details as to customs, prices, and wages.
Glazier became disheartened at the outlook, or whether he received peremptory orders to rejoin the Royal American Regiment is uncertain.
But his joy was not of long continuance, for he had not sat there many minutes before the heap vanished from under him so rapidly, that the poor glazier fell to the ground with his glass, which was by the fall smashed into a thousand pieces.
Once upon a time a glazier who was travelling across the mountains, feeling very tired from the heavy load of glass which he was carrying, began to look about to discover a place where he might rest it.
Upon this Rubezahl transformed himself into an ass, and directed the glazier to sell him at the mill which lay at the foot of the mountain, and to be sure to make off with the purchase-money as quickly as possible.
The glazier accordingly immediately bestrode the transformed mountain sprite, and rode him down the mountain to the mill, where he offered him for sale to the miller at the price of ten dollars.
The art of the plasterer was extended to the inclusion of crests and other devices among the ornaments of the moulded ceilings, and the glaziercontinued to fill the windows with beautiful coloured shields of alliances.
But though the palette of the early glazier was so rich in quality with those splendid reds and ineffable blues, the secret of which has long been lost, and other primary colours, it was poor in extent.
The Cathedral offers to the student of glass a perfect model, not indeed of detail, for upon the path which leads to the perfection of detail the thirteenth-century glazier had still many steps to take, but of effects in decorative colouring.
The glazier had a ready wit, and quoth he: "This means something.
And as the glazier sat one day in the taproom, a bull ran foaming into the yard and thrust his head with a roar in the tavern window.
Close to my heart lay one of the sharp, shining chisels I had taken from the glazier in the bath-room.
The glazier represents the producer, whose trade is encouraged by the accident.
The glazier arrives, does his work, pockets his money, rubs his hands, and blesses the scapegrace son.
I think Mr. Glaziermust be responsible for that himself.
This did not put an end to his inclination for Anatol, but it forced him to leave the yard whenever Anatol noticed him, and he dismissed the glazier boy from the sphere of his dreams.
He felt sure his master was not such as the young glazier represented him to be.
He was powerfully drawn to the glazier boy, for whom he found a place in his vague fancies of a clean and quiet life.
He felt vexed and unpleasant because the glazier boy did not show up men who inflicted hurt, but merely funny men.
The tenants talking in the yard, said that the glazier boy, who had been taken to the hospital, had gone insane.
The glazier had enjoyed the joke royally, but would not leave the deck, although the American at the helm assured him that the next bridge was lower still.
The notion that any glazier ever worked from an embroidered design is too absurd.
But it is all this, because it was designed, because it was planned by a glazier for glazing, and has all that gives glass its charm.
It is not always that the glazier was so conscientious as this.
Should a tint be required which the palette of the glazierdoes not supply it may sometimes be obtained by leading up two thicknesses of glass together.
It is perfectly plain there how every separate line the glazier laid down in charcoal upon his bench stood for a strip of lead.
The glaziermay reckon upon the paint to come, but he does not rely upon it quite so much as the painter who starts with the idea of painting.
It is not the sort of thing that any one would undertake, except as a trial piece, to show his skill; but if ever a glazier deserved his diploma of mastership here is the man.
His window is constructed as only a glazier could do it.
I'm not a poet, old fellow; and sometimes I think I ought to have been a painter and glazierinstead of a mere painter.
Besides, a painter and glazier sees some things that are hidden from even a progressive minister.
His father was a glazier of indifferent character, and before he was thirteen William had lost both parents.
Between the period when it was glazier's work eked out by painting and when it was painter's work with the aid of the glazier lies the entire development of stained and painted window-making.
The business of the glazier may be confined to the mere fitting and setting of glass (q.
Glazier Point, one of the most remarkable and striking features of nature in the world, is composed of solid rock, thirty-two hundred feet in perpendicular height.
Hearing no more from the glaziershe hoped the difficulty was past.
LII The glazier out of sounding Erzerûm, Frequented us and softly would conspire Upon our broken glass with blue-red fire, As one might lift a pale thing from the tomb.
LIII He was the glazier out of Erzerûm, Whose wizardry would make the children cry-- There will be no such wizardry when I Am broken by the chariot-wheels of Doom.
OUEN, ROUEN Fourteenth Century] The same qualities may be observed in the great central west window of the nave, also the work of the glazier Robert.
Master Walter the glazier for fixing the glass "summi gabuli," but no further light is thrown on its origin.
Neither have the repairs effected by the eighteenth century glaziers hurt it much--pieces of clear coloured glass put in to fill up holes, and on which the glazier has usually scratched his name and the date with his diamond.
The motive for their adoption by the glazier at this date is not very obvious.
However, the glazier seems to have liked the idea when he saw it in stone-work, where it had a practical object, and to have imported it into his own work, where it had none.
About two months more were occupied by the Harris Light in camp-duty, scouting and foraging, but almost immediately after their arrival in Virginia, young Glazier was promoted to the rank of Corporal.
He then brought his piece to bear uponGlazier completely covering his person, and, with the usual order to "Halt!
Willard Glazier has made himself prominent both in war and literature.
In anticipation of an inquiry which, if addressed to himself, might lead to unpleasant complications, Glazier now asked: "What command he was attached to?
Willard Glazier comes of the mixed blood of Saxon and of Celt.
I met Captain Glazier on his Mississippi trip, and fully endorse his claim to have discovered the true source of the Mississippi.
The first book written and published by Willard Glazier is of a character to surprise us, when we consider the antecedents of the writer up to the date of its publication, December, 1865.
The Cincinnati Enquirer remarks: "Captain Glazier rises above the conventional war-writers' idioms, and gives his work a place in literature and history.
Billy Blake was a painter and glazier both," resumed Mrs. Quimby; "I remember him as well as if he was my own brother.
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