Waste from melting also goes on to some extent on the bottom from heat stored up in the rocks, and given off slowly to the snow in contact with them, as is shown by the rising of the streams on all the higher regions after the first snowfall, and their steady sustained flow all winter.

When you begin a performance, let all the various instruments produce as it were one sound (inharmonious); then, as you go on, bring out the harmony fully, distinctly, and with uninterrupted flow, unto the end.

Our correspondence is kept up in a kind of constant flow, and our letters so cross each other, that we hardly know where one is begun or ended.

Its depth is greater than is usual in watercress-beds, otherwise the gruesome relics could never have been concealed beneath its surface, and the flow of water through it, though continuous, is slow.

Presently, as I watched, the smooth onward-flow ceased; and I was able to perceive that there came a momentary, but regular, darkening of the world.

Ere I had begun, My thoughts moved towards thee with a gentle flow That bore a depth of waters.

Think not that stream will backward flow, Or cease its destin'd course to keep; As soon the blazing spark shall glow Beneath the surface of the deep.

The sides of the cañon are steep, and a great many small lateral streams flow into it, forming cascades of remarkable beauty.

He slipped down from the tree, gathered the large moist leaves that clustered near the pool and held them to the burning lips, Jones swallowed the drops with a hideous gurgling avidity, clutching the boy's hand ravenously to secure a more copious flow.

And of all these, the one which makes us the most directly happy is a genial flow of good spirits; for this excellent quality is its own immediate reward.

His language was free from stiffness and affectation, and his verses had a graceful flow.

The 'arrangements' had all been made" "I don't understand," the widow said, bewildered by the rapid flow of legal-sounding words.

It was the Fountain of Polémie which, on account of its abundant flow in all seasons, is supposed to have been the source from which the Romans led their aqueduct to Divonanow called Cahors.

Presently, as I watched, the smooth onward-flow ceased; and I was able to perceive that there came a momentary, but regular, darkening of the world.

He spoke almost inaudibly, as if in a trance; then repeating with a musical flow the words of his favorite author, "

A considerable flow of daylight thus diverted, The Convenience Merchandise Corner, even of early afternoon, fades out into half-discernible corners; a rear-wall display of overalls and striped denim coats crowded back into indefinitude, the haberdashery counter, with a giant gilt shirt-stud suspended above, hardly more outstanding.

They could be happy yet a while, Ere death's cold shadow crept between; And music's softly rhythmic flow Recalled their youth of long ago.

This favourable state is indicated by an excessive flow of saliva, or what is called "dribbling," and by a considerable amount of relaxation of the bowels-a condition that must not be mistaken for diarrhoea, and checked as if a disease, but rather, for the day or two it continues, encouraged as a critical evacuant. 2535.

Leota W. Baker (W) & Beverly Wright (C); 1Apr64; R335785. BAKHMETEFF, BORIS A. The mechanics of turbulent flow.

Except for Lady Everard's ceaseless flow of empty prattle the pauses would have been too obvious.

If we read aloud correctly such lines as these, we can scarcely fail to be impressed with their harmonious flow: "A teme of Dolphins raunged in aray Drew the smooth charett of sad Cymoent: They were all taught by Triton to obay To the long raynes at her commaundement: As swifte as swallowes on the waves they went.

"Hence your sudden flow of communicativeness?" he said. Vassili nodded.

Given a sufficient flow of wine, the sight of bodyguard and lictor might have been enough to start a riot, the Antiochenes being prone to outbreak when their passions were aroused by drink and women.

Gone the swift flow of our passionate tides!

Conversation, in the sense of a mere flow of talk, is never difficult with newspaper men.