The quaint and beautiful old town fell short in nothing of her expectations, in spite of the fact that she had previously read John Charteris's tales of Lichfield,"those effusions which" (if the Lichfield Courier-Herald is to be trusted) "have builded, by the strength and witchery of record and rhyme, romance and poem, a myriad-windowed temple in Lichfield's honorexquisite, luminous, and enduringfor all the world to see.

Ambrose the Hermit had builded him a hut; had built and framed it of rude stones and thatched it with grass and mosses.

'Tis but five years agone since Ivo gave up fair Belsaye town to ravishment and pillage, and thereafter, builded him a mighty gallows over against it and hanged many men thereon.

So builded I the nunnery at Winisfarne and there sought to bring solace and comfort to desolate hearts because my heart was so desolate for thee, my babe, my Beltane.

Stow says: "I find in a fair register-book of the acts of the bishops of Rochester, set down by Edmund of Hadenham, that William I, surnamed Conqueror, builded the Tower of London, to wit, the great white and square tower there, about the year of Christ 1078, appointing Gundulph, then Bishop of Rochester, to be principal surveyor and overseer of that work, who was for that time lodged in the house of Edmere, a burghess of London."

The architect Built his great heart into these sculptured stones, And with him toiled his children, and their lives Were builded, with his own, into the walls, As offerings unto God.

Jumbo was especially covered with chagrin, since he had practised so long, and had builded so many hopes on this victory; worst of all, the whole success of the contest between the two academies depended on his victory.

He built himself a house, and, above all builders, he might boast himself of the house that he had builded.

I have seen him in the watch-fires of a hundred circling camps; They have builded him an altar in the evening dews and damps; I have read his righteous sentence by the dim and flaring lamps.

As much iron as would have builded a brig, vol. 1, page 68.

As a last tribute to his name there was erected in his native state a monument with this inscription: This memorial is dedicated to our fellow townsman, Dorence Atwater, for his patriotism in preserving to this nation the names of 13,000 soldiers who died while prisoners at Andersonville, Ga. He builded better than he knew; some day, perchance, in surprise he may wake to learn: He builded a monument more enduring than brass.

As a last tribute to his name there was erected in his native state a monument with this inscription: This memorial is dedicated to our fellow townsman, Dorence Atwater, for his patriotism in preserving to this nation the names of 13,000 soldiers who died while prisoners at Andersonville, Ga. He builded better than he knew; some day, perchance, in surprise he may wake to learn: He builded a monument more enduring than brass.

It was similar to a temple builded by the ardent worshipers of Dionysus to celebrate the vine-god's feast.

"Every man in Tahiti brought one stone, and the marae was builded," said Tetuanui.

When all was builded and ordered, Eliduc offered himself, with them, that heweak manmight serve the omnipotent God.

This town is builded on the banks of the Douglas, and is renowned by reason of many ancient sorrows which have there befallen.

Near the ten-colored stone, whereon men had sacrificed to Vel-Tyno in time's youth, he builded an enclosure of peeled willow wands, and spread butter upon them, and tied them with knots of yellow ribbons, as Helmas had directed.

It isn't remarkable that we find him poised and finished, but that he should have had the inclination naturallya child among sailorsfor the great little books of the world, and through them and his nights alone, to have kept his balance and builded his power.

The mound of cigarette stumps which Craig had builded the night before lay unsightly and evil of odour on the table.

With unrequited Indian toil, these men had builded cities and public works which still preserved their memory, though they themselves had long since perished, having fulfilled their allotted centuries.

In sending in the messenger he had builded even better than he knew; luck which had long been against him now at last favored him.

Master and man chopped and ploughed and reaped and builded side by side, and even the leaders of the community, the militia generals, the legislators, and the judges, often did their share of farm work, and prided themselves upon their capacity to do it well.

When the time for rebirth into this earth-life comes for the soul these thought-forms, its own progeny, help to form the tenuous model into which the molecules of physical matter are builded for the making of the body, and matter is thus moulded for the new body in which the soul is to dwell, on the lines laid down by the intelligent and volitional life of the previous, or of many previous, incarnations.

Jerusalem is builded as a city that is compact together.

'The city was large and great; but the people were few therein, and the houses were not builded.'