By this subtle vent half of the hatefulness of the characterthe self-closeness with which in real life it coils itself up from the sympathies of menevaporates.

Both these tribes hunted more or less in disguise, and wore on the head and shoulders the skin and horns of a mountain sheep's head, the skin often being drawn about the body, and the position assumed a stooping one, so as to simulate the animal with a considerable closeness.

But there is this interest about the present proceedings, that they illustrate with curious closeness, amid so much that is different, the way in which great spiritual prerogatives grew up in the Church.

From time to time, however, it made circles and swoops, which brought it sometimes in seemingly dangerous closeness to the tree-tops.

And, as though to emphasise the eternal closeness of comedy to tragedy, two small details rose out of the scene and impressed me so vividly that I remember them to this very day.

It had thus come to our young woman on the spot and by divination: the service he desired of her matched with remarkable closeness what she had so promptly taken into her head to name to himselfto name in her own interest, though deterred as yet from having brought it right out.

He looked with almost scientific closeness of observation into the diamond eyes; but that peculiar light which he knew so well was not there.

" "No, he isn't," Burke said, and he held her with sudden closeness as he said it.

The discovery thus followed with surprising closeness after Peary's triumph in reaching the North Pole in 1909.

" He took Kirk's hand, and they walked down the grass path till the sweet closeness of a low pine covert wove a scented silence about them.

She sat quite motionless, looking into black abysses of pain, of responsibilities not met, feeling press upon her the terrifying closeness of all human beings to all other human beingsthere in the sun of June a cold sweat stood on her forehead....

Miquel's experiments show very clearly that the number of microbes in the air corresponds with tolerable closeness to the density of population.

On the ceiling is a quaint rendering of the walking on the water, S. Peter's failure being watched from the ship with the utmost closeness by the other disciples, but attracting no notice whatever from an angler, close by, on the shore.