The wide falling snow, the mystic light and quietness, were hers for mantle.

From nadir to zenith the mystic light shivered and sheeted.

Bedient saw only the mystic light of that suffering.

The mystic light from the Foefire burned without abatement.

In that mystic light her white shroud seemed diaphanous, and she appeared like a spirit of power.

Down the wonderful street we went, a strange street shimmering in mystic light-andthen I was opening her gate.

Its light is morning light, yet it is the mystic light of Rembrandt, never seen on sea or land.

Over the surface of this second desert the ghostly white figures of vagrant ducks gleamed at intervals in the mystic light.

In the middle of the picture appears the Cross and its mystic light; on this my "Symphonic Poem" is founded.

The same glorious beauty I had known on earth covered her, and like a mystic light shone from her face and person.

Harsh and unlovely as were the surroundings by day, they lost something of their asperity under the softening shimmer of that mystic light.

Again that mystic light passed over her pale face-theblossom-coronalshe wore seemed for a moment to glitter like a circlet of stars.

The red mouth drooped a little at the corners, but the big violet eyes, like lamps of the soul, seemed afire with mystic light.

This sense of harmony is indeed the prime motive of her poetry, and therein we discern a brightness, a gleam, however fleeting, of mystic light-