Moraine forests sweep along the sides of the high, rocky valleys for miles without interruption; still, strictly speaking, they are not dense, for flecks of sunshine and flowers find their way into the darkest places, where the trees grow tallest and thickest.

Those portions of the winds thus embodied can scarce be wholly invisible, even to the darkest imagination.

"Mr. Cody seemed never to tire and was always ready to go, in the darkest night or the worst weather, and usually volunteered, knowing what the emergency required.

During these months, the darkest of the year, scarcely a night passed without the recurrence of these inexplicable cries.

Then, although Montgomery was obviously ill, one felt he tried to paint the coast in the darkest colors.

During the darkest days of the Rebellion, when the prospect of the final triumph of the cause of the Union seemed furthest off, Mr. Noble never faltered; he believed that the cause was just and

Do you think it's because you're an angel to me, because you've comforted me in my darkest, most miserable hours that I've dreamed of you and craved for you?

And the darkest demons, grinning, see The fairest angels that dwell with thee!

How sweetly pretty to see the two lovely friends, when humbled and tame, both sitting in the darkest corner of a room, arm in arm, weeping and sobbing for each other!and I their emperor, their then acknowledged emperor, reclined at my ease in the same room, uncertain to which I should first, grand signor like, throw out my handkerchief!

But he had given up running and playing long ago, and was huddled in the farthest and darkest corner of his cage, his little beady eyes open and watchful.

"He'll soon find the deepest, darkest, coolest place," she said, "make himself a nest of smooth leaves and dream away the summer.

It was in the darkest hour of the night that the tide began to turn.

She went in to wait for him, there in the room where Piers had found sanctuary during some of the darkest hours of his life.

" The Lord can change the darkest skies, Can give us day for night, Make drops of sacred sorrow rise, To rivers of delight.

It was set in an unchanging expression, and as it was of the same colour all over, as dark as the darkest walnut, it might have been some quaint figure-head cut out of a coarse-grained wood.

They seem to tell us that we are not entirely destitute of pleasure, but that the darkest hours have something of beauty; and, while they serve to awaken in our minds a remembrance of the bright days that have gone, they bid us look forward to the end of our sorrows, and welcome the bright spring days, which shall return to us the joys that departed.

Oh, it will be hard, very hard, to do this; you will stop, and perhaps turn back; but when it is the darkest you must take the gentle hand that our dear brother, the Lord Jesus, stretches out to you, and he will lead you safely to the very bosom of the Father.

The great pine woods are of the very darkest hue of green, and down their hoary, moss-floored aisles, daylight seems never to have shone.

"When I think of what you've done for me, an' how you've thought of me, all when the world was the darkest,why, it seems as if my life was too short in which to say all my prayers for you.

No sense of the physical end had come to him, even in his darkest hour.

Even in her tragic and bodeful seasons, in her elegiac autumns and stern winters, there is an energy of sorrow and sacrifice that elevates and inspires, and in the darkest hours hints at immortal mornings.

" "But don't you think the darkest time has past?" "Not at all; the pressure will continue until scores more are brought down.

A sleuth-hound to track the deer by his blood, When wounded he wins to the darkest wood, There, if he can, to die alone?

His sensitive mind, upon which events always painted themselves with such vividness, reflected only the darkest pictures.

He returned to England and later to his beloved Ireland, for he had blithely sung the wildest Gaelic songs in the darkest days of our adventures, and never lost his love for The Sod, as he apostrophized—and capitalized—his adopted country.