| That holy glow was attic light by which she watched him limn the son of God. |
| But she could not wipe out the king's majesty with that sponge nor alter one lineament of the portrait she had taken ten years to limn. |
| It is not possible in a chapter, a book, or a five-foot shelf to limn all that is even of cursory interest. |
| Somehow the arches and curves of its branches seemed to limn a pattern so dreadful that his heart beat faster as he gazed upon it. |
| As I have sketched an ideal parlour, so would I limn a bedroom I have seen. |
| There were no longer these telling situations to limn which spoke for themselves, and without straw, bricks are not to be made. |
