The candlelight technique turned out to be less than successful.
A visit is especially evocative in winter when the Monday night candlelight tours sell out and the aromas of mulled wine and spice cookies ramp up the atmosphere even further.
She is alone, and no trick-or-treaters have wandered by in an hour, the white sandbags of candlelight have burned out, and the renters have all turned off their lights, pretending not to be home.
Inside the news room we lowly clerks, in our wigs and breeches, sat writing in high stools by flickering candlelight scratching out our reports with quill pens, and at the end of the week were paid a princely sum not unadjacent to 14 quid.
AFTER the polls closed in the capital, Kinshasa, and counting began by candlelight, one name rang out over and over again.
The former is painted the same sea-foamy mint of a '50s refrigerator, with just enough candlelight to accurately check out your seatmates, who will probably be jaded locals who reverently recall the storied punk club Jabberjaw Cafe despite being in middle school when it closed.
If you're a candlelight enthusiast, always blow out your candles before leaving the room.
Walk through the front door and, in the dim candlelight of the boxy dining room, you can just make out the warm, rusty orange of the walls.
By candlelight, we tiptoed out the back entrance onto 56th Street and discovered that the lights were out everywhere.
Last year, there was a candlelight dinner at sold-out, shut-down Union Station to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Federalist Society, with President Bush on stage and three Supreme Court justices in the audience.
