As she breasted the top of the Sytch under the invisible lowering clouds, with her new, adored friend by her side, and the despised but powerful book in her hand, she mused in an ambiguous reverie upon her situation, dogged by the problem which alone was accompanying her out of the past into the future.

Twice he did so, calmly and for certainty, and then drove the bone-barbed missile straight home to the white flesh, gleaming yet more white in the dark-armed, dark-breasted embrace.

A maiden was a good creature to look upon, full-breasted and strong, with spring to her step and light in her eyes.

Over above the top of those walls was to be seen a great many tall towerssome built of stone and some of brickthat rose high up into the clear, shining sky all full of slow-drifting clouds, that floated, as it were, like full-breasted swans in a sea of blue.

On the 13th of February we breasted a small settlement on our left, called Providence, in Louisiana.

Bed of disease, secret-place of the unclean, and graveyard of the seas; yet, this yellow-breasted fiend, ancient in devil-lore, can smile innocently as a child at the morning sun, and beguile the torrid stars to twinkling.

'Of course,' says I, 'Jone'll have his coat made different in front, for single-breasted, an' a buttonin' so high up is a'most too stylish for him, 'specially as fashions 'ud change afore the coat was wore out.

BREASTED, CHARLES.

SEE Breasted, James Henry.

BREASTED, JAMES HENRY.

Charles Breasted, James Henry Breasted, Jr. & Astrid Breasted Hermann (C); 21Sep61; R282035.

Charles Breasted, James Henry Breasted, Jr. & Astrid Breasted Hermann (C); 21Sep61; R282035.

Charles Breasted, James Henry Breasted, Jr. & Astrid Breasted Hermann (C); 21Sep61; R282035.

BREASTED, JAMES HENRY, JR.

SEE Breasted, James Henry.

BREASTED, JAMES HENRY.

SEE Hedges, C. C. BREASTED, CHARLES.

SEE Breasted, James Henry.

BREASTED, JAMES HENRY.

Charles Breasted (C); 21Sep65; R368820.

[Footnote 1: The lines with which Mr. Punch in December, 1867, saluted "Selwyn the pious and plucky," then just translated to Lichfield, had truth in them as well as fun: "Where lawn sleeves and silk apron had turned with a shiver, From the current that roared 'twixt his business and him, If no boat could be come at he breasted the river, And woe to his chaplain who craned at a swim!

For further parallel study the following books are suggested: Breasted, J. H., History of the Ancient Egyptians.

566-567; Breasted, History of Egypt, 173-175; Jastrow, Religion of the Babylonians and Assyrians, 313-327. (2) Milton's Interpretation of Genesis 3 in Paradise Lost.

The Yellow breasted Chat naturally follows his superior in the art of mimicry.

The Red-breasted Blue Bird has a soft, agreeable, and often repeated warble, uttered with opening and quivering wings.