I have been living through days and nights of hell; hell populated by raging demons.

And though Nicolas again began to stifle in Ambroise's huge store-houses, where the riches of distant countries, the most varied climes, were collected together, it was there that his real vocation came to him; for a voice suddenly arose, calling him away yonder to dim, unknown regions, vast stretches of country yet sterile, which needed to be populated, and cleared and sowed with the crops of the future.

Rabat, or Er-Rabat, and on some of the foreign maps Nuova Sale, is a modern city of considerable extent, densely populated, strong and well-built, belonging to the province of Temsna.

Azamor contains now about eight or nine hundred inhabitants, but formerly was much more populated.

Nakhila, i.e., "little palm," is a little town of the province of Temsna, placed in the river Gueer; very ancient, and formerly rich and thickly populated.

Meshru Khaluf, i.e., "ford, or watering-place of the wild-boar," in the district of the Beni-Miskeen, is a populated village, and situated on the right bank of the Ovad Omm-Erbergh, lying on the route of many of the chief cities.

Dimenet or Demnet is a considerable town, almost entirely populated by the Shelouhs and Caraaite Jews; it is situate upon the slopes of a mountain of the same name, or Adimmei, in the district of Damnat, fifteen miles distant from Wad Tescout, which falls into the Tensift.

Fronga is a town densely populated almost entirely by Shelouhs and Jews, lying about fifteen miles from the Atlas range upon an immense plain which produces the finest grain in Morocco.

Beni-Sabih, Moussabal, or Draha, is the capital of the province of Draha, and a small place, but populated and commercial.

They were on a thinly populated coast and Captain Bones had enough English marines to enforce his authority.

I am convinced that the country lying between Arabia and Mesopotamia, which was formerly densely populated, full of beautiful cities, and heavily wooded, has been transformed less by the action of political causes than by the unrestricted browsing of sheep and goats.

and would he add a superfluous third to our little party of two, so complete and companionable, solus cum sola, in this populated wilderness?

Gradually the United States and Canada became populated from east to west and from north to south.

No matter what the form of government may be,I might almost say no matter what the morals and religion of the people may be,so long as there is land to occupy, and to be sold cheap, the continent will fill up, and will be as densely populated as Europe or Asia, because the natural advantages are good.

In thinly populated districts the school may be "ambulatory," held now in one part of the district and now in another, so that all may attend in turn.

But there is no district, however poor or thinly populated, without its Folkskola.

The Scandinavian peninsula is still populated by brother-peoples, as was indicated at the time of the death of the old king.

In a country so vast (550,000 square miles) and so thinly populated (5,000,000 in all), a small and sufficient supply of food is easily raised, especially with such prolific soil at the command of the poorest.

For several miles we drove through the densely populated countryside, past rows of houses whose occupants all seemed to know him.

Many of them, however, are thinly populated.

It is unreasonable to suppose that the monks found the valley of the Célé a desert, considering how densely populated was the whole of this part of Gaul at the time of Caesar's invasion.

Such an item of expenditure can hardly enter into the cost of a railway in a country as thinly populated as the Republic.

But those dense persons inhabiting the thickly populated region bordering on foolishnessthose self-satisfied, uncomprehending egotists occupying the half-way house between wisdom and folly, known as stupidityagainst such my wrath burns fiercely.

In European countries the railways were built through comparatively densely populated districts to connect cities already of large size.

America was comparatively sparsely populated, and most of the railroads were built in advance of and to attract population, business, and traffic.