At first the branches had been utterly bare, and beyond their reticulation had been visible the rosy façade of a new Board-school.

The country is now denuded of soil, the rocks are practically bare; it supports only a few lions, hyaes, gazelles, and Bedouins.

However, considering its latitude, it is exceedingly bare of vegetation; and there is only one plant which claims attention, that is the famous cabbage discovered by Captain Cook.

The earth is comparatively bare and smooth and dry.

Sickly little Floy, down at home, knew the way to something below all this: just as they of the Rommany blood see below the muddy boulders of the streets the enchanted land of Boabdil bare beneath.

Mrs. Van Kamp had cleverly left it so that the Ellsworths could see how dreadfully bare the place was.

So the child was delivered unto Merlin, and he bare him forth unto sir Ector, and made a holy man christen him, and named him "Arthur."

With her lovely arms bared halfway to the shoulders she rolled out a batch of biscuits.

There is the cathedrala striking object from a distance, tho' the interior is hideously bare.

Her beautiful shoulders have never been immodestly bared to the eyes of the world.

" The pavement to his left became invitingly bare, and young Caddles went slowly on his way.

And Felicite fell upon Clotilde as the latter was finishing her toilet, her arms bare, her hair loose, looking as fresh and smiling as a rose.

Kazan's fangs were bared menacingly when Pierre stopped and looked down at him.

In somewhat odd, perhaps, but picturesque and original form, M. Delsarte told us healthy and strengthening truths:'The misery of luxury devours us, but the truth makes no display; it is modestly bare.'....

'Here, take this silver; it maie eathe thie care: We are Goddes stewards all, nete of our owne we bare. '

Two singularly isolated basaltic rocks, of some elevation, partially bare, but at parts covered by shrubs, rise from about the centre of the valley.

In many instances the islands themselves were no more than banks, which were periodically bare, and on all, the use of piles has been necessary to support the superincumbent loads of palaces, churches, and public monuments, under which, in the course of ages, the humble spits of sand have been made to groan.

"When the king had happily returned to France, how piously he bare himself towards God, how justly towards his subjects, how compassionately towards the afflicted, and how humbly in his own respect, and with what zeal he labored to make progress, according to his power, in every virtue, all this can be attested by persons who carefully watched his manner of life, and who knew the spotlessness of his conscience.

The apartment was pitifully bare and empty.

And anon he leapt out of his house, leaving his meat, and fasting came to the, body, took it and bare it in to his house privily, that he might secretly bury it when the sun went down.

The challenge in that courage rare Courage defenseless, proudly bare Never could tempt him; he could dare Strike up the leveled rifle there.

His last day had been lived as a boy with publicly bare feet.

They wear a sort of sack robe or tunic, which covers the whole body, girt with a rope round the waist, and with holes pierced in the capuchon for the eyes; their large grey slouched hat is thrown back, much in the manner in which it appears on the statues of Mercury, on their shoulders; their feet are often in zoccoli, or sandals of wood, and sometimes, though rarely, bare.

"They are remarkably bare of leaves when in bloom," was the reply: "the leaves burst forth from their envelopes as the blossoms pass away; but how beautiful the blossoms are!

Like the humble hatter of old his royal head was reverently bared as the nameless hero was laid among the silent company of England's illustrious dead.