One is speechless before the spectacle of men, not fighting in the way two angry men would fight, but coolly blasting great masses of their opponents to pieces at long range, and out of sight of each other, till a region with its wrecked towns and homesteads is littered with human bowels and fragments.

Out near the channel I could see the Eclipse riding at anchor, her decks littered with bales and gear, and the Sun Maid and the Sea Tern, trim and neat, and down deep in the water as though ready to put to sea.

Upon the north, conspicuously, he set his litter with his standard above it and about it massed the raw levies of London.

The deck below me was littered with chests, sea boots, and odds and ends of clothing, while farther aft considerable water had found entrance through the scuttle hole, and was slushing back and forth as the bark rolled.

Towards eight o'clock in the evening, when dinner was over, the restrictions were a little relaxed, and the intermediate space between the door and the barred gate of the barracks began to be littered with carpet bags and articles of toilet sent by the families of the imprisoned Representatives.

A huge table, littered with old dingy volumes, and with dusty rolls of papers tied with red tapea tall desk, with a faded and ink-bespattered covering of brown clotha lofty set of "pigeon holes," nearly filled with documents of every descriptionand a set of chairs and stools in every state of dilapidation:there was the ante-room of Joseph Rushton, Esq., Attorney-at-Law and Solicitor in Chancery.

In the middle of the room was a large oval table covered with green cloth and littered with a number of letters and papers.

For their shields were cleft and many pieces of armor were hewn from their limbs, so that the ground was littered with them.

He himself rode out from Government House, and at the bend of the road he met the procession, with the lady from Gujerat at its head in a litter with drawn curtains of tawdry gold.

He then made a sign, and four of the strongest negroes immediately formed a sort of litter with the branches of trees and lianas, in which, having seated Paul and Virginia, they placed it upon their shoulders.

A pair of wax candles, in tall silver candlesticks, lighted this table, which was littered with papers, in a wild confusion that too plainly indicated the condition of the owner's mind.

In the center of a dark cabin, littered with charts, pails, and Flemish newspapers, was a kitchen table.

" Thirkle was busy pulling the palm-leaves from the boats and clearing the litter with which they had covered their cache.

It was in May 1909, and the large room was littered with bundles and various kinds of luggage.

" He led the way into a back room and placed the lamp on a table littered with cards and a black bottle looming in the centre.

The day after the Evans' arrival he had found his yard littered with tins which he recognized as old acquaintances, and since that time they had travelled backwards and forwards with monotonous regularity.

The roads for miles in either direction were littered with furniture and bedding and clothing.

The route now bears right and soon reaches a high and desolate plateau littered with the debris of many years quarrying.

Then one is taken through vast barracks littered with people of every European race, every type of low-class European costume, and every degree of dirtiness, to a central hall in which the gist of the examining goes on.

Mr. Spence says, "Our rooms at the inn at Capua, where we slept, opened on a terraced garden, with orange trees, vines trained on arched trellises, marble fountains, &c., which, for ten shillings expense, might have been made very gay and attractive; but all was forlornness and disorder, the beds untrimmed, and the walks littered with dirt.

The tiled floors were littered with clothes, with a miscellany of odd possessions, with pots and pans out of the kitchen and the scullery, with bags and boxes.

Whether materialistically or spiritualistically minded, philosophers have always aimed at cleaning up the litter with which the world apparently is filled.

When the day appeared, we heard the noise of the jinns, and saw that many personal attendants of Maliki Sadik were arrived, and had brought two rich khil'ats for us, and a covered litter with a network of pearls accompanied them.

Here he had his apparatus, and the basement was littered with a curious combination of electrical and acoustical devicesmagnets, batteries, coils of wire, tuning-forks, speaking-trumpets, etc.

They came, five or six of them, bringing with them their too well-known black covered litter, and transported the patient to the hospital, lifting her from her bed and placing her in the litter with an exquisitely delicate and skilled gentleness of handling which spared her suffering to the utmost, and excited the surprise and admiration of the English medical man who witnessed the operation.