The ever-necessary telephone was installed at frequent points in trenches that stretched for scores of miles in practically unbroken lines.

You set off northward through a forest that stretches away indefinitely before you, seemingly unbroken by openings of any kind.

PALINODIA Ye mountains, on whose torrent-furrowed slopes, And bare and silent brows uplift to heaven, I envied oft the soul which fills your wastes Of pure and stern sublime, and still expanse Unbroken by the petty incidents Of noisy life: Oh hear me once again!

All else was deep unbroken silence.

It seemed like a frozen ocean, the road being over an immense plain unbroken by trees or fences.

It was a tract of a hundred miles, more or less, across, mainly unbroken wildwood, cut up by rapid rivers, impossible of navigation, otherwise than by canoes and light skiffs which could be carried from one sheet of water to another on the backs of the woodsmen, around the cascades, and over tracts of intervening land through virgin forests, without roads, and, to a large extent, without paths.

Repose, unbroken evermore!