The stealthy movements outside had ceased.

"Thorpe!" Still there was no movement inside, and he untied the flap strings and thrust in his lantern.

At the end of this brief space, Marston rose up slowly, and with a movement backward, every feature strung with horror, and saying, in a long whisper, the one word, "yes," which seemed like the hiss of a snake before he makes his last deadly spring.

Cut out these points de repère and see how effectively the forward movement of the plot is retarded.

They are as follows: The moon, which revolves lower down than the sun (or so it is believed), either directly below him or perhaps with Mercury and likewise Venus intervening, has a longitudinal movement just like him, and a higher and lower movement just like him, but furthermore a latitudinal movement such as nowhere belongs to the sun under any circumstances.

Gradually the movement centred in the scholastic philosophy, as a bulwark to Catholic theology.

" The considerations here stated were the main inducements for that great movement northward which followed the battle of Chancellorsville.

The issues seem to vary, but it is always a right against a claim, and, however the struggle of the hour may go, a movement onward of the campaign, which uses defeat as well as victory to serve its mighty ends.

It is not the mere addition to our knowledge that is the illumination; but the locomotion, the movement onwards, of that mental centre, to which both what we know, and what we are learning, the accumulating mass of our acquirements, gravitates.

If you see nothing in human conduct, but purely the exterior and physical movements, what is it that history teaches?

With you in essentials I was quite satisfied, but quietnot so much movement of arms and hands.

He also knew that undoubtedly any movement to the pack ice must be caused by some action of the giant berg.

The movements upstairs persisted.

An open crack which leaves the ice free to move with the movement of the water beneath.

I turned again somewhat eagerly to the discometer, which showed an apparent distance of 360 terrestrial radii, and consequently a movement which had not materially varied from the rate of 11-1/4 radii per hour.