Mr. Meander fell into another rhapsody over those classic cups and shallow little bowls of absinthe-coloured jade.

Who can tell the remote sources of human invention; who knows the then popular songs which Homer probably incorporated in his epics; who can trace the fountains of those streams which have fertilized the literary world?and hence, how shallow the criticism which would detract from literary genius because it is indebted, more or less, to the men who have lived ages ago.

This preaching of secession seemed to shallow minds harmless election buncombe; but when the contingency finally arrived, and the choice of Lincoln became a real event, they found themselves already in a measure pledged to resistance.

The wise men decided that it would be an improvement if the grooves were deepeneda strange decision, when all the experience of the day tends to prove that the shallower the groove the better.

It makes each writer, each thinkeror rather dreamerhowever shallow his heart and stupid his brainand all our hearts are but too shallow, and all our brains too stupidthe measure of a personage so vast and so unique, that all Christendom for eighteen hundred years has seen in Him, and we of course hold seen truly, the Incarnate God.

This preaching of secession seemed to shallow minds harmless election buncombe; but when the contingency finally arrived, and the choice of Lincoln became a real event, they found themselves already in a measure pledged to resistance.

Marginal cells shallow, opening oval, margin much thickened, granulated: usually a short conical spine at the summit; a very minute sessile avicularium behind the outer edge, superiorly.

During the many centuries that the Mississippi has been sweeping on its course, it has formed that long point of land known as the Delta, and shallowed the water in the Gulf of Mexico for more than two hundred miles.

When a crow is kept away from a corn-field by a string stretched around it, the fact shows how masterful is its fear and how shallow its wit.

My best chance was to marry one of the vain and shallow rich women of America, and by many brilliant maneuvers in a most difficult and delicate campaign, I succeeded in marrying the very richest of them.