Rochester is the handsomest town on this line.

When the gentlemen were placed in line, and attention was commanded, the General turned round to converse with his coadjutorsno sooner had he done this than about twenty heroes squatted a l'Indien; no doubt deeming it more consistent, the day being warm, to sit than stand.

Hardgrove's is perhaps the handsomest prairie in Illinoisbefore us lay a rich green undulating meadow, and on either side, clusters of trees, interspersed through this vast plain in beautiful irregularitythe waving of the high grass, and the distant groves rearing their heads just above the horizontal line, like the first glimpse of land to the weary navigator, formed a combination of ideas peculiar to the scene which lay before us.

I come across the line (boundary)I see the cattle of my white brother deadI see the Sauk kill them in great numbersI said that there would be troubleI turn to go to my villageI find I have no provisionsI say, let us go down to our white brother, and trade our powder and shot for a littleI do so, and again turn upon my tracks, until I reach my village.

Line drawings by Herbert Plimpton; photos.

The thin red line.

In line for something.

Brother Leo (Roderick Gregory) (C); 23Jan69; R454253. Border line.

GREGORY, LEO, BROTHER. Border line.

End of the line.

By Montague Free, illustrated with color photos & line drawings by Eva Melady, John Brimer & George Hollrock.

But great was his annoyance to find Nastasia there herself, engaged in hanging clothes on a line.

After this he wiped it with a cloth which had been hung up to dry on a line stretched across the kitchen.

"No, fires are not in my line," he added, winking at Zametoff.

And such a line of conduct may occur to a person of keen intellect, yes, even to a man of psychologic mind!

Because I look upon it as a sacred duty to explain my line of action.

several poems are preceded by a line of syllables indicating their accompaniment on the teponaztli (see Introduction, p. 32).

The seat was well chosen, for the cowering trees are like a shed over it, and there is a pleasant landscape in front (though that mattered little to Andy), a landscape of dim green moorswith brown stains on them where sedge grows and black shadows where bushes huddle in cleftschequered by a grey net of low walls, dotted with the white gables of cabins, and framed by a wavering line of hills.

Any bold line of action that was contrary to the law recommends itself to his approbation.

Yes, my girl; I think that I must write a line.

"I think she would rather get just a line to say that he is in earnest too," said Fanny.

"MY OWN DEAR GIRL,It is impossible that I should not send one line in answer.

The governor is the best fellow in the world, but he draws the line at cub-hunting.

Slavery drew a line of cleavage in this country.

In China, possessed women, who never composed a line of poetry in their normal lives, utter their thoughts in verse, and are said to give evidence of clairvoyant powers.