The Brahmin and myself remained together two days, and partedhe to explore the Andes, to obtain additional light on the subject of his hypothesis, and I, on the wings of impatience, to visit once more my long-deserted family and friends.

An invading army has no leisure to explore the rugged summits of a mountain.

I grant you full leave to explore.

It was my good fortune, while I was in Chichester, to be tempted to explore the peninsula of Selsey, which most authorities declare to have no beauty and little interest for the traveller to-day.

Here Ulysses with a chosen party of twelve followers landed, to explore what sort of men dwelt there, whether hospitable and friendly to strangers, or altogether wild and savage, for as yet no dwellers appeared in sight.

Making choice of two men, he sent them to the city to explore what sort of inhabitants dwelt there.

"On the contrary, I am full of energy and eagerness to explore the castle.

For arts like these preferr'd, admired, caress'd, They first invade your table, then your breast; Explore your secrets with insidious art, Watch the weak hour, and ransack all the heart; Then soon your ill-placed confidence repay, Commence your lords, and govern or betray.

Quick let us rise, the happy seats explore, And bear Oppression's insolence no more.

40 Perhaps if skill could distant times explore, New Behns, new Durfeys, yet remain in store; Perhaps where Lear has raved, and Hamlet died, On flying cars new sorcerers may ride; Perhaps (for who can guess the effects of chance?)

1 Err shall they not, who resolute explore Time's gloomy backward with judicious eyes; And, scanning right the practices of yore, Shall deem our hoar progenitors unwise.

A finer flax than what they wrought before, Through Time's deep cave the sister Fates explore, Then fix the loom, their fingers nimbly weave, And thus their toil prophetic songs deceive: 'Flow from the rock, my flax!

his hands the lyre explore!

Each hole and cupboard they explore, Each creek and cranny of his chamber, Run hurry-scurry round the floor, And o'er the bed and tester clamber; 17 Into the drawers and china pry, Papers and books, a huge imbroglio!

His wishes were now at their consummation, and bidding adieu to these haunts of the Muses, where he had gained a dubious fame, he set off alone, with a light heart, to explore a river, with the navigation of which he had not the slightest acquaintance.

The government of the United States has appointed an expedition, under Capt. Reynolds, to explore the northern coasts.

He had put through the deal: Ben's secret thought was that Ezram's curiosityalways a pronounced trait with the oldhad mastered him, and he could not wait longer to explore the mine.

At one time or other ships are sent to visit places of more recent discovery, and to explore parts the most unknown; and every fresh account of their ignorance, or cruelty, should call forth our pity, and excite us to concur with providence in seeking their eternal good.

"There's just one thing to do," said Chase, "we've got to explore that cavern to the end.

"To comprehend the situations of other countries, which perhaps it may be necessary for him to explore."Dr.

"With thee the Scythian wilds we'll wander o'er, With thee the burning Libyan sands explore.

The guardians of the convoy, three little boats that were going at full speed, were the vigilant mastiffs of this marine herd, preceding it in order to explore the horizon, remaining behind it, or marching beside it in order to keep the formation intact.

SEE Bachelor, Joseph M. HENSLE, RUTH N. Explore the familiar.

Thus the tract which lies before us to explore is equally remote from the idyllic imagination of George Sand, the gross actuality of Zola, and the combination of simple charm with minute and essential realism of Mr. Hardy's sketches in Wessex.

On reaching the city he found the population using the Scandinavian language too small to organize the work, and we deemed it advisable to explore the interior.