This is the play of Brahm; endlessly to dissever, in time and space, and to unite in consciousness, like the geometrician who discovers every ellipse, parabola, and hyperbola, in the cone where all inhere.

I cannot quite frankly dissever the two.

The private waved them a careless hand, with the mild interest of one who has been permanently dissevered from their activities.

In such case, if the party has been suspended only, he, at once, resumes his place and functions in the lodge, from which, indeed, he had only been temporarily dissevered.

They found no living person within; but the dead body of Cassius was there, the head being totally dissevered from it.