At Semur, which we passed on the following day, there is a one arched bridge of great boldness across the river Armançon.

FEETSmall, round; toes well arched and pads thick and hard.

NECKLong and muscular, elegantly arched and free from throatiness.

BODYThe body should be of moderate length, with shoulders well set back or oblique; back short and level; loins wide, slightly arched, strong and muscular.

Loins muscular and slightly arched.

The feet small, very firm; toes strong, close together, and arched.

BODY (INCLUDING SIZE AND SYMMETRY)Long and very low, well ribbed up to a good strong loin, straight or slightly arched, never slack; weight from about 35 lbs.

LOINMuscular and strong, slightly arched, well coupled up and knit together.

The skull should be broad rather than narrow, to allow plenty of brain room, slightly arched, and fairly straight, without a stop, but not deep or snipy.

Face at the bar, arched eyebrows, black hair back, wide mouth, brooding, sensual, slightly battered.

Apparently we were both observed and sought after, and as the range of these main highways, up and down which troops and munitions pass, is perfectly known, there was a rather uncomfortable few minutes ere we had whirled through La Bassée, with the women watching from their doorsno racing motors for them to run away in!and down the tree-arched road to ordinary life again.

The Artificial Illuminations made in it: From the arched Roof Pendent by subtle Magick, many a Row Of Starry Lamps and blazing Crescets, fed With Naphtha and Asphaltus, yielded Light As from a Sky There are also several noble Similes and Allusions in the First Book of Paradise Lost.

It was a magnificent basement, with heavy arched roofs everywhere, and practically shell-proof.

It was nonsense to go on their hands and knees any longer, for even Rudolf, who was tallest, could not touch the arched white roof when he stood up and stretched his arm above his head.

I went out with them, to show them the Arched Rock, the Sugar-loaf Rock, and other natural curiosities.

He has but to lend himself to the contagion of the place, and he will see the circle of ten thousand eager eyes thirsting for his blood, fill up the ruined benches and arched tiers as of yore, and hear the savage murmur of human voices, worse than the dull roar of the beasts below.

It is, in fact, an extremely ugly beast, with an arched back and a very long turned-up nose; but it is four years old, and is accounted 'serious.'

A Gothic doorway leads into a hall arched and groined, the inner wall being the bare rock, as is the case with most of the houses at Roc-Amadour.

All the offices, rooms, and passages, on the basement and ground stories, are now arched with brick, as a security against any future fire.

The immense solidity and compactness of the structure precludes the danger of accident, each of the sides being arched outwards, so that the heaviest pressure only strengthens the whole.

The lofty gothic ceiling arched far above my head and through the stained windows the light came but dimlyit was all still, solemn and religious.

A rainbow sprang up out of the Rhine, and lay brightly on the mountain side, coloring vineyard and crag, in the most singular beauty, while its second reflection faintly arched like a glory above the high summits.

The hills are crowned with castles and their sides loaded with vines; along the road the rich green foliage of the walnut trees arched and nearly met above us.

All the floors in the building are made fire-proof, generally by being arched with brick; but that of the Library is rendered secure from fire by the ceilings of the vestibules underneath being formed of real stone, supported on iron girders and bearers, and divided into panels and compartments after the manner of the roofs of the peristyles of the ancient temples.

It snorted, it pawed, it arched its neck; then threw back its ears and down its head, and looked ready to lash, and then to rear; and seemed impatient to be off again, and incapable of standing quiet for a moment.