65 adverbs to describe how to feet

Yet the broad window, scarcely six feet from the ground, stood wide open to admit the air.

So saying, they all stepped out once more, with the right foot foremost, as the saying is.

A rope made of strips of banana tied together, and upwards of a thousand feet in length, is extended along the ground, one end of which is attached to a coconut shell, full of water, which is suspended immediately over the sleeping-place of the hunter.

And round about the linden-tree, They footed it right merrily.

'Fourscore feet deep in the north well,''fourscore feet deep in the well to north''fourscore feet north of the deep well,'so the words went round and round in my head, till I was tired and giddy, and fell unawares asleep.

" Maud made a pretty picture as she sat with one shapely foot on the fender of the stove, the firelight dancing on her face and hair.

The surrounding hills rise abruptly from the water to the height of forty to eighty feet, though on the southeast and east they attain to about one hundred and one hundred and fifty feet respectively, within a quarter and a third of a mile.

The corrected folio gives its authority to the lines of the song, "Foot it featly here and there, And, sweet sprites, the burden bear," which stands so in Hanmer, and, indeed is the usually received arrangement of the song.

Lord! 'twould make anybody love him, to see how finely he'll foot it.

I was sitting there with my feet outside, smoking a quiet pipe, when I 'eard a bit of a noise in the distance.

For a quarter of an hour she pressed my body from head to foot vigorously, and it certainly produced a good effectI found myself much relieved and strengthened.

Next, footing slow, comes the tutelary deity of Alma Mater, and in one sad cry mourns the promise of a life so soon cut short.

I've danced till my feet ache!

He was hastily buried under barely a foot of earth, and his six companions were left on the spot through the night expecting the same fate, till the morning, when they were released.

With a howl of fright he felt himself plunging head downward more than thirty feet to the hard floor of the gym.

The Great Britain is of 3,500 tons burden, and her displacement at 16 feet draught of water is 2,970 tons.

That the number of linear feet in length along the course of the vein each way from the point of discovery whereon we have erected a monument' That's the monument, up there, and Babe must not touch it 'is Easterly 950 feet; Westerly 550 feet; that the total length does not exceed 1500 feet.

It is a group of eleven naked men and one woman, fiercely footing the air, and driving shafts with all their might to pierce a classical terminal figure, whose face, like that of Pallas, and broad breast are guarded by a spreading shield.

The air was heavy with the resonance of marching feet, ghostly feet marching and marching down upon him in slow, inexorable crescendo as the tides ebbed later among the sedges on the marsh and the moon grew big.

" Mac jerked his set face, fire-reddened, towards the fossil-finder; and he, without waiting for more, simply opened the door, and heavily footed it back to the Big Cabin.

" When Carlyle heard the news of the great victories of Prussia, he wrote to a friend, "Germany is to stand on her feet henceforth, and face all manner of Napoleons and hungry, sponging dogs, with clear steel in her hand and an honest purpose in her heart.

When homeward footing it in the sun After the weary ride by rail, The stripling soldiers passed her door, Wounded perchance, or wan and pale, She left her household work undone Duly the wayside table spread, With evergreens shaded, to regale Each travel-spent and grateful one.

Step this way, your honouronly a foot or twothere, sir; by looking through the opening just above the spot where that very make-believe Injin is scattering his chips as if they were so many kernels of corn that he was tossing to the chickens, you will get a sight of the Hut.

Add to which, I had a narrow grated window near the ceiling, about nine inches in perpendicular, and a foot and a half horizontally, which, though small, admitted a much stronger light than that to which I had been accustomed for several weeks.

she cried, as I heard the flat pattering of her old feet inside, running to the door.

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