1
I was obliged to look within, and to touch the waxen image there.
2
She lay there, with her eyes closed, like a waxen image.
3
What do you suppose will happen to that waxen image on the Judgment Day, Polycarp?
4
The "Real Robes" of the dead George give value to his waxen image!
5
At one corner was a startling policeman, standing in a doorway quite motionless, like a waxen image.
6
At last the waxen image is again deposited in the church, and the same lugubrious chants echo anew.
7
It was as if a waxen image had been laid out in the coffin, and strewed with innocent flowers.
8
Like a waxen image!
9
After the mass the priest held out a small waxen image of the infant Jesus, and all approached and kissed it.
10
She passed between them, and as she went she stamped with her sandalled foot upon the waxen image and brake it.
11
Even her eyelids had ceased to quiver, and the very pallor of her face seemed fixed like that of a waxen image.
12
They therefore had a waxen image of him made, which they resolved to surround with all the pomp and circumstances of royalty.
13
She looked like a waxen image, and her parents, who thought she was dead, had placed a palm leaf on her breast.
14
Such sicknesses they could cause by keeping a waxen image, and sticking pins or nails into it, or melting it before the fire.
15
He is a child, he is a German, he ought to be stuffed and put in a glass case like a waxen image.
16
But he gave Rowland an odd sense of looking at a little waxen image, adjusted to perform certain gestures and emit certain sounds.
