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Behind her loomed the tall, lean form of Lucky Todd, the "proprietor," who was serious as a goat, which animal he closely resembled in feature.

As a literary form, the piece belongs to the class called Satura Menippea, a satiric medley in prose and verse.

The danger is that "the child can begin no new thing with it, cannot produce enough variety by its means; his power of creative imagination, his power of giving outward form to his own ideas are thus actually deadened.

Aside from his relation to the screw-propeller, perhaps no item of his work in connection with the steam-engine is of more importance than the surface condenser, with its variant forms in the distiller and evaporator.

The Triple Alliance, the formation of which has just been described, was destined to be no mere form of speech or empty display of friendship.

The cause of the concentrated action of the north wind is found in the peculiar form of the north sides of the peaks, where the amphitheaters of the residual glaciers are.

Bald narrative can never realize character or situation as can the dramatic form, either in narrative or for the stage, when the whole action takes place before the mind's eye instead of being told.

This attitude had been growing of late: now it began to take a definite form.

What graceful forms those envious folds enclose!

The Poet seems to have avoided the plural form.]

The radiant joy of them, and their smiles, never far from tears, were the manifestation of a form of human emotion, singularly pure and indescribably moving.

says that the new work could only add to the splendour of worship and help to the common interest, implying that the new hymns helped religion by their accuracy and grace of correct poetic forms.

And fair female forms came veiled with drooping heads, and murmured, "We are thy virtues, and would be rewardedwould'st thou cheat us?"

Again, the distinct forms are very few, and have obviously been made to serve for different letters by some slight alterations devised upon a fixed rule.

He, on the other hand, proscribed the little forms and courtesies, which are either founded in convenience, or give a grace and sweetness to social intercourse, as a direct violation of honest nature, and therefore odious and mean.

" "I saw a shadowy form," I replied"dark and tallthe one brilliant eye kept on looking past me, straight into the room.

In 1734 a council was held at Albany at the instance of the Crown to provide the means for the defence against France in Canada, and it was then that Franklin submitted the first concrete form for a union of the colonies into a permanent alliance.

Anything which would drag my thoughts from that sick room, and the anticipated stir of that lovely form into conscious life and suffering.

How long we struggled there hand to hand, stumbling now over the lifeless forms of our comrades, and again finding our way checked by the dead bodies of the savages, I cannot say; but certain it is that we finally drove the last of the hated foe over the stockade, and gave Thayendanega's boasting braves such a lesson as they would not need to have repeated for many days.

Nevertheless, although the different lines of modification of the Carnivora and those of the Ungulata, respectively, approach one another, and, although each group is represented by less differentiated forms in the older tertiary rocks than at the present day, the oldest tertiary rocks do not bring us near the primitive form of either.

The ditch was of a circular form, but did not bend much for the first ten yards.

To him who in the love of nature holds Communion with her visible forms, she speaks A various language.