Few of the travellers who now rush across the plain realise that the first conspicuous hill they pass in Palestine is also one of the most thickly hauntedeven in that narrow land into which history has so crowded itself.

Every station, great and small, was crowded with anxious, expectant crowds; the smaller stations full of spectators and relatives bidding farewell to departing soldiers, and the greater ones crowded with fleeing tourists.

Every station, great and small, was crowded with anxious, expectant crowds; the smaller stations full of spectators and relatives bidding farewell to departing soldiers, and the greater ones crowded with fleeing tourists.

"Slowly feeling its way, the train crept over the Brennerit took twelve hours; in Innsbruck the station was crowded with Germans to welcome the warriors, and the ancient hills echoed again and again the 'Wacht am Rhein.'

The streets are crowded with old women of both sexes who have nothing else to do but disgrace themselves.

The streets were crowded.

"I was dreadfully busy, and a host of little annoyances crowded upon me.

"We found the stage-coach crowded.

Their island is already crowded with people, the large towns are numerous and are very large.

"Crowded as the people are, they are healthy.

Proceeding in his career of desolation and ruin, Gíw came near to the city, and found it arrayed in all the splendor of heaven; every street was crowded with beautiful women, richly adorned, and young damsels with faces as bright as the moon.

" "Guráz, from heroes sprung, Whose praise exceeds the power of mortal tongue." Thus, anxious, he explored the crowded field, Nor once the secret of his birth revealed; Heaven will'd it so.

I have sat through an Italian Opera, till, for sheer pain, and inexplicable anguish, I have rushed out into the noisiest places of the crowded streets, to solace myself with sounds, which I was not obliged to follow, and get rid of the distracting torment of endless, fruitless, barren attention!

What a transition for a countryman visiting London for the first timethe passing from the crowded Strand or Fleet-street, by unexpected avenues, into its magnificent ample squares, its classic green recesses!

From the crowded crossing, from the corners of streets and turnings of allies, the parting Genius of Beggary is "with sighing sent.

My mum had requested him to check my departure from Mumbai since Dadar railway station is a crowded and busy place and I too was not confident of finding my way around.

Another time I was on the last step of a bus which I thought would be quite okay for I had seen many people travelling while hanging at the doors of crowded buses.

Poor dear Luke, again, is said to be painting lean frescoes for the Something-or-other-Kirche at Munich; and the vicar, under the name of Father Stylites, of the order of St. Philumena, is preaching impassioned sermons to crowded congregations at St. George's, Bedlam.

Parker crowded forward on sympathy bent.

It was difficult for him to realise that only a few hours ago he had left London, that only last night he had dined at his club and gone to the big Merrivale dance; it was as if he were standing in some scene of the middle ages; he would not have been greatly surprised if the grass-grown terrace had suddenly become crowded by old-world forms in patches and powder, hoops and ruffles.

A few hours later the visitors arrived, and before dinner the superb drawing-room was, if not crowded, sufficiently well filled with the brilliant company.

whispered Flo, as they made their way out of the crowded theatre.

These trays were lined and padded with white velvet and when the covers were removed, the girls, who had crowded around the table, uttered cries of astonishment and delight.

In fact, all the negroes, crowded into the hall, as soon as the Irishman was seated at table, one or two eager to talk, the rest as eager to listen.

From George and the office my thoughts drifted away over the whole of that crowded time referred to in the paper.