The lightship had vanished, but a bright beam pierced the haze astern.

A faint haze clings to the distant woods at the foot of the hills; it is afternoon, the best part of an autumn day, and sufficiently warm to make the stile a pleasant resting-place.

I saw from the southeast a haze come, in colour like the purple part of the rainbow, but not so compressed or thick.

Like a haze enveloping, dulling all things, was a haunting memory of the past night and of what it had meant.

From time to time some adventurer went south towards those haze-girt mountains, tempted by stories of gum and ivory, but none ever returned.

A thick haze overspread the lower parts of the landscape, throwing the bloated masses of clouds higher up in the horizon, into a sort of sombre relief.

The earth is all one censer, and myriads of frogs are making the haze ring.

The other cause which threw a degree of haze round his writings was the personal shape into which he was so fond of throwing his views.

At ten o'clock a very thick haze spread over the land and so enveloped it that nothing could be distinguished.

He would see the white haze steam up from the labyrinth of wet vines, and he would tingle and scratch for the feel of its wetness on his skin.

I shall transcribe the explanations of it as given by the best authorities on those languages: "GRVMETE.El muchacho que sirue en el nauio, y sube por el mastil, o arbol, y por la antena, y haze todo {338} lo demas que le mandan con gran presteza.

From our leftas it seemedsome distance away, came the short sharp reports of the trench mortars, but presently, as we walked on, guns just behind us and below us, began to boom over our heads, and we heard again the long-drawn scream or swish of the shells, rushing on their deadly path to search out the back of the enemy's lines in the haze yonder, and flinging confusion on his lines of communication, his supplies and reserves.