The Duma brilliantly illuminated and great crowds pouring in.
And they were too small, these churches, to hold the crowds that flocked to them.
Crowds were singing and cheering. First one boy's father and then another's was under orders for the front.
When he entered the town, crowds followed him crying, "Here is the brave Avenant who has slain the monster."
John the Baptist must have been the Billy Sunday of his day for the crowds that came to hear him were immense.
Shops were open, and there seemed even less uneasiness among the street crowds than there had been the day before.
It was early evening of a day in the late fall and the Winesburg County Fair had brought crowds of country people into town.
So Marianna, walking between two halberdiers and followed across the courtyard by crowds of curious people, was led before the King.
So great were the crowds that flocked to Confession that Vincent was unable to cope with them and had to apply to the Jesuits at Amiens for help.
But marriage--or was it sleeplessness?--completely changed this, and there were perfect crowds of thoughts in her mind that she was thoroughly ashamed of.