The walls of these park valleys of the Yosemite kind are made up of rocks mountains in size, partly separated from each other by narrow gorges and side-cañons; and they are so sheer in front, and so compactly built together on a level floor, that, comprehensively seen, the parks they inclose look like immense halls or temples lighted from above.

Indeed, viewed comprehensively the entire Basin seems to be pretty evenly divided into level plains dotted with sage-bushes and mountain-chains covered with Nut Pines.

These are known as the "Dead Rivers of California," and the gravel deposited in them is comprehensively called the "Blue Lead."

" "Will you tell me his circumstances?" John explained them in a few words, and with admirable terseness and lucidity; and she nodded comprehensively all the while.

But it is the work which he representsand still more comprehensively Art itself in the ancient worldto which I would call your attention, especially the expression of Art in buildings, in statues, and in pictures.

The Sciences of ASTRONOMY, CHEMISTRY, and GEOLOGY, are comprehensively, but popularly, treated in a series of papers, forming regular and complete Courses on those several Subjects.

In these and other ways the community may deal comprehensively with the problems it has to face.

In that moment I seemed to see it imaginatively, comprehensively, as I had never, never seen it in all the years of my life in it.

The second claim, after the experience of more than 2,000 years, can be formulated more comprehensively now with bearings of which he did not dream.

I cried, aghast, "Where are we going to sleep?" Boggley waved his hands comprehensively.

There can be little doubt that indirectly it will help the movement that is carrying so many into Ultramontanism, and directly it is of course intended to win converts to what may perhaps be called comprehensively Secularism.

The cast is increased, the milieu lightly drawn in Pan is now shown more comprehensively and in detail, making us gradually acquainted with a whole little community, a village world, knowing little of any world beyond, and forming a microcosm in itself.

Every one knows and feels the difference between that which we call selfishness, and that which is comprehensively termed by the lips of divine truth, the "love of our neighbour."

All I mean, when I say that Spinoza identifies God with the totality of existence, is that he regards the deity as that Perfect Being without beginning or end, whose essence it is to be, and of whom all that exists, whether known to us or not, is separately a partial, and comprehensively a perfect expression.

" "Oh, you be," said the agent, comprehensively.

The Greek sculptor embraced humanity in his work no less comprehensively than the Italian; and what he had to say was said more plainly in the speech they both could use.

She started and sat bolt upright to stare at him comprehensively.

Upon this is founded the process of Science, so comprehensively laid out by Mr Mill in his 'System of Logic 'Induction, Deduction from general facts attested by Induction, Verification by experience of the results obtained by Deduction.

But in other races the growth is not arrested; but the like progress that is made by a boy, "when he cuts his eye-teeth," as we say,childish illusions pricing daily away, and he seeing things really and comprehensively,is made by tribes.

" One blue eye peeped out shyly from beneath the forest of curls, one little sunburnt hand was waved comprehensively; a smothered voice uttered the necessary "Ta-ta," with an accompaniment of chuckles and wriggles, and the soldier, clasping his burden more tightly, and nodding laughingly right and left made his way towards home.

"All married people grow to hate one another after a bit," say I, comprehensively; "it is only a question of time.

We conceive, therefore, that the existing condition of things may be most correctly and comprehensively described as a suspension of credit, and the consequent pressure for payment of immense masses of outstanding debt.

It was so simply and so comprehensively worded that she expressed herself thoroughly satisfied with it, whereupon M. le Marquis asked her to write to her shameful persecutor in order to fix the date and hour for the exchange of the money against the deed duly signed and witnessed.

His eyes swept the room comprehensively as he advanced, coming back to the woman at the window as though magnetically drawn to her.

Swiftly and comprehensively the man at the foot of the steps scanned every detail, marked the halting, painful progress, the lined forehead.