" The man thought about it for a moment, and then he beckoned to his family.
One day she waved and beckoned to Tom again.
The next man, a chemist, beckoned his dog, Beaker, to show what he could do.
The next man, a chemist, beckoned his dog, Beaker, to show what he could do.
A few days before his death, Tyler beckoned me over to his hospital bed and whispered, "I might die soon.
"The story beckoned to me when I visited Bangkok and saw two ancient statues erected in a glamorous environment.
Then said he, "Ha, ha, that is certainly my little cousin, who died only a few days ago," and he beckoned with his finger, and cried "Come, little cousin, come.
A few days before his death,Tyler beckoned me over to his hospital bed and whispered,"I might die soon.
" The man thought about it for a moment, and then he beckoned to his family.
She turned, and seeing that I was quite still, she again beckoned to me.
There sat an old woman with white hair, who beckoned to her kindly.
Next morning the little grey man came to the eldest, beckoned to him, and conducted him to a stone table, on which were inscribed three tasks, by the performance of which the castle could be delivered from enchantment.
The greedy king set out in all haste, and when he came to the river he beckoned to the ferryman to put him across.
Then said he 'ha, ha, that is certainly my little cousin, who died only a few days ago, and he beckoned with his finger, and cried 'come, little cousin, come.
The gas-lamps saw her, and gleamed and beckoned to her.
She drew her knife, cut through the bonds which confined his hands and feet, and beckoned to him to follow her.
She nodded and beckoned to him, and then sang the little verses she had herself composed and set to him,— "How oft my memory turns to thee, My own Hjalmar, ever dear!
" Then the fairy beckoned to him, and said in sweet accents, "Come with me, come with me.
She beckoned to them, and then they recognized her, and told her how she had grieved them.
