We had heard of the shanty in which we were to encamp, and we rowed straight through the whole length of the lake towards it.

Mainly through his intimacy with the spiritual mind of Petrarch, Boccaccio's moral character gradually underwent a change from the reckless freedom and unbridled love of pleasure into which he had easily fallen among his associates in the court life at Naples.

Dimly through dense clouds of tobacco-smoke "the prisoner at the Bar" was seen to bewhatno!

This pleasure is very common in children at this stage, but too often it comes to them merely through being shown the "trick" of carrying tens.

Indeed, that was a moral duty in that the break with the two countries with which Italy had been in alliance for thirty-three years became a matter not only of honesty but of duty solely through the injustice of the cause for which they had proclaimed an offensive war.

When the elephants had passed about halfway through, the men came rushing up pell mell, with consternation on their faces, reporting that a huge tiger had sprung out on them, and carried off one of their number.

The current was very swift, for the tide was running out, and tons of ice were all about the boat; but a skilful hand was at the helm, and the little boat darted hither and thither, from point to point, safely through the waters.

All at once, it occurred to me, that I had no recollection of wading knee-deep through all that dust, after I awoke.

My blood seems to be too red, and it courses wildly through my veins, as the books say.

Gradually through the darkness, as God's flowers grow, this human flower lifted itself towards the light.

But it had happened, seemingly purely through chance, although King knew better, that he had never met Gaynor's wife or daughter.

Where there was a preceding thought to account for the emotion, he held that the "consolation" might be the work of spirits (good or evil) who could not influence the will directly, but only indirectly through the mind; or else it might be the work of the mind itself, whose thoughts often seem to us abrupt through mere failure of self-observation.

Torches were lighted, and I was carefully conducted through narrow low passages, which led with numerous windings upwards through the body of the rock.

The commerce northward through the Baltic was subject to the attacks of the Scandinavian Northmen, known as Varangians.

If the Roman public of this period was in some degree familiar, as the comedies of Plautus show, with the Homeric poems and the legends of Herakles, and was acquainted with at least the more generally current of the other myths,(71) this knowledge must have found its way to the public primarily through the stage alongside of the school, and thus have formed at least a first step towards the understanding of the Hellenic poetry.

It was as though Death himself was peeping out triumphantly through the painted mask.

Then the Colonel, down in the pit, and O'Flynn on top of the frame, took the great two-handled saw between them, and began laboriously, one drawing the big blade up, and the other down, vertically through the log along the charcoal line.

The good which joins itself with the truth belonging to the man is from the Lord immediately, but the good of the wife, which joins itself with the truth belonging to the man, is from the Lord mediately through the wife, 100.

His couch the Heavenly Queen of Love now graces, And on his breast her glorious head she places; Embracing him, she softly through her lips

Each sobbing breath is but a cry, My heart-strokes knells of agony, And my whole brain has but one thought That nevermore through life shall I (Save in the ache of memory) Touch hands with thee, who now art naught!

Cut roughly through.

what can be the m'aning of that?" Faintly but distinctly through the long stretch of woods came the sound of his name.

But it had happened, seemingly purely through chance, although King knew better, that he had never met Gaynor's wife or daughter.

In his early lecturing days, he resolved to give his lecture fees to the education of poor boys and faithfully through all these years has that resolve been kept The Redpath Lyceum Bureau has paid him nearly $300,000, and more than $200,000 of this has gone directly to help those poor in purse who hunger after knowledge, as he himself did in those days at Wilbraham when help would have been so welcome.

Once he had seen Sinclair in action in Lew Murphy's old saloon, had seen Red Jordan get the drop, and had watched Sinclair shoot his man deliberately through the shoulder.