Owing to circumstances already narrated, I had not time while at the mouth to make any measurement to determine the relative size of the rivers; but on his way out Dr. Dawson made these measurements, and his report, before referred to, gives the following values of the cross sections of each stream: Lewes, 3,015 feet; Teslintoo, 3,809 feet.

He narrated his adventure on the train, and although he tried to rob the story of its romance, was surprised when he stopped for a moment.

" Lister narrated his putting the girl on board the gravel train and Mrs. Cartwright interrupted.

Barbara saw the captain and when she stated that the owner of Arcturus was her step-father he sent for the chief mate, who narrated his visit to the wreck.

" When dusk fell Barbara thought all was ready and sitting down by Mrs. Cartwright narrated what she had done.

She therefore narrated the incident to Apollonie just as Bruno had reported it.

History is, or should be, life expressed in terms of romance, and it is of little moment whether the narrated incidents are established by documentary evidence or whether they are contemporary legend quite unsubstantiated by what are known (and overestimated) as "facts."

As the particulars of this have been variously narrated, I am happy in being enabled to give the General's own account of the affair.

How laxly too the story is narrated!

Doubtless, for every great deed ever narrated, there were a hundred greater ones untold; and the noblest valor of the world may sleep unrecorded, like the heroes before Homer.

Their close relation with Itzamná is evidenced, not only in the fragmentary myth preserved by Hernandez, but quite amply in the descriptions of the rites at the close of each year and in the various festivals during the year, as narrated by Bishop Landa.

What had happened to the edifice in the interval between 1505 and 1547 must be briefly narrated, although it is not within the scope of this work to give a complete history of the building.

These incidents are skilfully imagined, and are narrated in a very impressive manner.

"James Kyle of Harrisonburg, Virginia, frequently narrated that circumstance, and his son, the carpenter, confirmed it with all the minute particulars combined with his temporary residence on the Shenandoah river.

It is easy to imagine what an effect such exposures of the habitual brutality of the man, narrated by a near relation of the sufferer, and interrupted at proper intervals by sobs and tears, would have upon an impulsive jury, obliged to derive their knowledge of the case wholly from such a source, and already strongly impressed by the circumstantial details with a presumption unfavorable to the defendant.

The persons who had beheld the scenes as they really occurred never thought of identifying them with brutal outrages, now narrated under oath, at which their hearts grew hard toward the unmanly perpetrator as they listened.

Marie is none the less admirable because her stories were narrated by the first man in Eden; neither are Boccaccio and the Countess D'Aulnoy blameworthy since they told again what she already had related so well.

Old Man would not like that, and would cause any one who narrated them while it was light to become blind.

The emotions here narrated are but moments in years.

I have already narrated, how at Oxford I was embarrassed as to the forensic propriety of transferring punishment at all.

Observe the great miracles narrated by John,the blind man,and Lazarushow different in kind from those on demoniacs!

It is because, after my mind had reached the stage narrated in the last chapter, I fell in with a new doctrine among the Unitarians,that the evidence of Christianity is essentially popular and spiritual, consisting in the Life of Christ, who is a perfect man and the absolute moral image of God,therefore fitly called "God manifest in the flesh," and, as such, Moral Head of the human race.

I could not but suggest the inquiry, when these sad particulars were narrated to me, "Mother, is it not possible this might have been a dream?" "A dream?

I then narrated the statements made to me scarcely an hour before, called upon him for some proof of his accusations, and closed by saying that I would not accept a reelection unless it came to me unanimously.

" At Florence Dickens made a pilgrimage to Landor's villa, the owner being then absent in England, and gathered a leaf of ivy from Fiesole to carry back to the veteran poet, as narrated by Mr. Forster.