He is a stalwart man, six feet in his stockings, strong, healthy, and enduring as iron, I have had him as a boatman and guide about Tupper's Lake, and the regions beyond it, more than once.

All that is well, but what is such courage, stimulated by excitement and braced by the ignominy which follows the laggard in such a strife, to that calm, enduring, moral courage of him who encounters the toil and hardships incident to the settlement of a new country, and battles with the dangers, the long years of privation, which lie before the pioneer who goes into the forest to carve out a home for himself and his children?

They live in the future, enduring the darkness and privation of the present, in their faith in the brightness of the years to come.

Few, however, of Nature's agents have left monuments so noble and enduring as they.

Small dim patches may be found as low as 3000 feet on the driest and most enduring portions of sheer walls with a southern exposure, and on compact swelling bosses partially protected from rain by a covering of large boulders.

Mountains, red, gray, and black, rise close at hand on the right, whitened around their bases with banks of enduring snow; on the left swells the huge red mass of Mount Gibbs, while in front the eye wanders down the shadowy cañon, and out on the warm plain of Mono, where the lake is seen gleaming like a burnished metallic disk, with clusters of lofty volcanic cones to the south of it.

Thus a small rapid stream with abundance of loose transportable material within its reach may fill up an extensive basin in a few centuries, while a large perennial trunk stream, flowing over clean, enduring pavements, though ordinarily a hundred times larger, may not fill a smaller basin in thousands of years.

Because of its superior powers of enduring variations of climate and soil, it has a more extensive range than any other conifer growing on the Sierra.

He lived on the plainest food himself, thus "enduring hardness".

Whilst the British troops were slowly forcing their way up the river and across the desert, Khartoum was enduring a death agony.

But three weeks later, after enduring terrible anxiety, her husband returned in safety, having managed to escape the enemy.

They are gone, and with them the pang of their great sorrow, and the knowledge of their enduring love for you.

on this same ocean, undoubtedly on these same shores, lives another unhappy being, like himself exiled from the world, enduring the same sufferings, subject to the same wants, experiencing the same ennui, the same anguish as himself!

" "There's no tie more enduring than friendship," said Dick quickly.

" She kept her face steadily upturned, enduring his look with no sign of shrinking.

And he knew well that his wife was more powerful than he,gifted with greater persistence, more capable of enduring a shower of tears or a storm of anger.

Had he, however, been aware of all that his sister and step-mother were enduring, he would probably have appeared upon the scene.

But the Bishop, yet in the vigour of life, is better capable of enduring these hardships than most of the poor priests with whom he is associated: the greater number of them are very old men, with venerable grey locks and their tattered clerical habits, scanty meals, and wretched beds, give me many an heart-ache.

] of this world, that the French should have been prepared, by the theory of oppression under their old system, for enduring the practice of it under the new one; and that what during the monarchy was only possible to a few, is, under the republic, almost certain to all.

The privileged aristocracies of the foretime, with all their iniquities, did at least preserve some taste for higher human quality and honor certain forms of refinement by their enduring traditions.

It was here that a detachment of United States marines under the command of Major Waller, while attempting to cross the island, were lost for nearly two weeks, going without food for days and enduring terrible hardships.

710 To a close lane they now are come, Where, as before, the enduring Ass Moves on without a moment's stop, Nor once turns round his head to crop A bramble-leaf or blade of grass.

His rosy-cheeked, thoroughly Russian face, with its large white forehead, somewhat thick nose, and long straight lips, seemed to speak of robust health and enduring vigor of constitution.

There is paininfinite painpain both sharp and long-enduring in the grieved depths of his eyes; but there is no guilt.

This reflection was infinitely comforting to the much-enduring cavaliere.