"Someone was punching me, but I was reluctant to take my eyes from the people below us, and from the image of Atticus's lonely walk down the aisle," Scout relates, in one of American literature's most moving passages: "Miss Jean Louise?" I looked around.
Lennon saw his aunt coming through the crowd and comically changed the words of a song to feature her name: "Oh-oh, here comes Mimi down the aisle now... ...... Mimi related two versions of what she thought that day after seeing Lennon on stage: "I was horrified to behold John in front of a microphone", and "as pleased as Punch to see him up there".
At the Royal Mail Archive, a treasure trove under the enormous Mount Pleasant postal complex in London, there are whole aisles of material relating to their production.
You can figure out what happens before she walks the aisle after sorting out problems relating to a selfish sister, a prince charming who isn't really the man for her (the smug Edward Burns) and psychological hang-ups dating back to her childhood.
The term "gluten free" may sound like just another food fad highlighted in an aisle at Whole Foods, but it's related to a real medical condition: celiac disease, caused by an adverse reaction to gluten.
Rory Cooper, a Republican operative who was an aide to former House majority leader Eric Cantor, indicated Kaine's record of reaching across the aisle, recalling how Kaine worked with his former boss on legislation related to research into cancer affecting children.
In Oregon, Gordon Smith, a centrist who is distantly related to the Udalls, though on the other side of the aisle, was slightly behind.
After a couple hours of persistent questioning from senators on both sides of the aisle, the legislators grew increasingly frustrated with the intelligence officials' steady refusals to answer any questions related to Trump's interference in the Russia probe.
In aisle after aisle, wonders beckon.
