Things were either seen or said among the British which linked them up, in matters deeper than any alliance, with the French, who spoke of Joan of Arc in heaven above the fated city; or the Russians who dreamed of the Mother of God with her hand pointing to the west.

Haeckel was so certain that the species illustrated in embryo really are closely related and linked up, that it seemed to him a small thing to simplify it by mere repetition.

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It seems worth while, therefore, in a work of this nature, to be liberal in the citation of such faults as have linked themselves, from time to time, with the several topics of our great subject.

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Lizzie she had remained to him, he was William to her, and henceforth their lives had been indissolubly linked.

The types are linked together into a roller chain which is carried by the disk, A, and they ink themselves automatically from a flannel pad.

Thus, without fly-wheels, but with fluid circulations through apertures, we may make a model spring balance or a model luminiferous ether, either without or with the rotational quality corresponding to that of the true luminiferous ether in the magnetic fluidin short, do all by the perforated solids with circulations through them that we saw we could do by means of linked gyrostats.

But something that we cannot do by linked gyrostats we can do by the perforated bodies with fluid circulation: we can make a model gas.

Think for a moment of the earthly life of Christ, and you will see that it was designedly linked with all the common and even the commonest things of life.

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I was sure you wouldn't write one of those tall, angular hands, ten words to a page, which remind one of linked telegraph poles.

These were the Songs linked in his Memory with some Purple Evenings of the Happy Long Ago.

When I did get there I found him grimly surveying a small and wizened creature, whose arm he had linked to his own by means of a handcuff.

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To his followers Hegel is the true prophet of the only true philosophic creed, to his opponents, he has, in Professor James's words, "like Byron's corsair, left a name 'to other times, linked with one virtue and a thousand crimes.'