Pierre Dumont soon after pointed out a place on the visible summit of the mountain, where a gorge between the neigh boring peaks admitted a view of the heavens beyond.

[Sidenote: A Quiet Evening] It is a stuffy, boring place.

We went to the Casino in the evening and saw a piece; it was boring.

without a wedding cake, or bridesmaids, or pages, or trousseau, or any of the really nice bits of getting marriedonly the boring part of just going away and staying with one man, without any of the other things to make up for it.

Most of these had men living on board, who passed the days in loafing, in setting traps for wolves, or in boring holes through the ice for fishing.

MEPHISTOPHELES (boring a hole in the edge of the table opposite to where FROSCH is sitting) Get me a little waxand make some stoppersquick!

It was her contemptuous way of indicating that the situation was, in fact, no situation at all, but merely a rather boring conversation.

Even Caligula, wretch as he was, would have shuddered at cutting their legs off, to prevent their climbing to them; or, if they had got there, at boring their eyes out, to prevent their reading them.

Boring Marine Animals.

This animal has been said to extend the whole length of the boring tube; but this assertion is erroneous, since the tubes are formed by a secretion from the body of the animal, and are often many feet in length, and circuitous in their course.

Historical perspective by Edwin G. Boring.

George C. Booth (A); 16May69; R461847. BORING, EDWIN G. Sensation and perception in the history of experimental psychology.

Lucy D. Boring (Mrs. Edwin G. Boring) (W) & Frank H. Boring (C); 9Jun69; R462031.

Lucy D. Boring (Mrs. Edwin G. Boring) (W) & Frank H. Boring (C); 9Jun69; R462031.

Lucy D. Boring (Mrs. Edwin G. Boring) (W) & Frank H. Boring (C); 9Jun69; R462031.

BORING MRS.

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It made its escape from me several times by boring a hole through the gauze; I had lost it for some days at one time, when at length it was observed peeping out of a mouse-hole behind one of the cellar steps.

"Man may do all he can to protect his gardens, his orchards, his fields and forests, but if the birds did not help him the insects that work by night and daytapping at the root, boring inside the bark, piercing the very heart of the plant, chewing off the under side of leaves, nipping off the budswould make the earth bare and brown instead of green and blooming.

And I wish you would go and divert him instead of boring me.' 'Dear, dear, Sir George!'

But the man who taught it had advanced ideas for his day, and instead of boring the boys with a lot of abstract rules relating to a wholly unknown tongue, he let them start right in on one of the English prose classics.