The shaggy man stood in the
great hall, his shaggy hat in his hands, wondering what would become of him.
As regards the corresponding members, notices were delivered by hundreds throughout the streets of the city, and, large as was the
great hall, it was quite inadequate to accommodate the crowd of savants .
Below in the
great hall he paces to and fro, the red blood mantling his beauteous countenance."
And oh, my dear, the
great hall I am sure is as big and as glum as the
great hall in the dear castle of Udolpho.
A few moments before the appointed time on the following morning a strong guard of Zat Arras' officers appeared at our quarters to conduct us to the
great hall of the temple.
Creeping stealthily through corridor after corridor and down winding runways which turned hither and thither I finally reached the
great hall in which I had broken my long fast that morning.
I quickly, by way of answer, felt for my letter, drew it forth, held it up, and then, freeing myself, went and laid it on the
great hall table.
`The big doorway opened into a proportionately
great hall hung with brown.
But in spite of all their grief and horror, when night came the thanes again lay down to rest in the
great hall. And there again the monster returned and slew yet more thanes, so that in horror all forsook the hall, and for twelve long years none abode in it after the setting of the sun.
We walked through the
great hall of sculpture and the one hundred and fifty galleries of paintings in the palace of Versailles, and felt that to be in such a place was useless unless one had a whole year at his disposal.
About a month after this, one morning, all the servants of the Shelby estate were convened together in the
great hall that ran through the house, to hear a few words from their young master.
The Emperor had them brought to him in the
great hall, where the Princess was playing 'Here comes a duke a-riding' with her ladies-in-waiting.
great hall - the principal hall in a castle or mansion; can be used for dining or entertainment