| It is a curious fever, that which seizes upon the new-comer in an unexploited mining field. |
| For the new-comer was quite the plainest girl those stately halls had ever seen. |
| The others, however, drew closer, leaving the place of honor to the right of the gleeman to the free-handed new-comer. |
| As the new-comer got on his feet again my hope gained new life, and now our jerboa is my delight. |
| But it was not the crudity, but the power, of the new-comer that impressed people. |
| This Sleeping Beauty had a way of pretending to be ugly to the new-comer. |
