He discerned the various instincts of animals, and properties of plants, and found the place replete with wonders, of which he purposed to solace himself with the contemplation, if he should never be able to accomplish his flight; rejoicing that his endeavours, though yet unsuccessful, had supplied him with a source of inexhaustible inquiry.

I am less unhappy than the rest, because I have a mind replete with images, which I can vary and combine at pleasure.

The forty miles of the Granite Gorge are replete with wonders.

The interior of Asia Minor is even less known to us than the Persian side of Asiatic Turkey, which has of late received more attention from travellers; and, as I shall traverse it in its whole length, from Syria to the Bosphorus, I may find it replete with "green fields and pastures new," which shall repay me for relinquishing the first and more ambitious undertaking.

To those who knew the affair at first hand the story will recall much that they saw and felt themselves; often they will recognise a map-reading or will come across the name of a humble billet which they too regarded as a paradise replete with every modern comfort.

Altogether, a mystery replete with grandeur in the effectnone of your Southern transparency leaving nothing for the imagination.

I am less unhappy than the rest, because I have a mind replete with images, which I can vary and combine at pleasure.

"It is replete with such truthful descriptions, that you are involuntarily borne on the wings of imagination until all seems reality, and you identify yourself with the Ancient Mariner.

"In a Bermuda paper of August, 1848, there is an interesting letter from a school-master named Nobbs, which is so replete with information, that I will read it all to you, as it is not so remarkable for its length as its interest: "More than twenty years ago, I left England for the express purpose of visiting Pitcairn's Island, and to remain there if I could render my talents available to the inhabitants.

These cumbered the floor; whilst around hung smaller pictures, sketches, and drawings, replete with originality and force.

What visionary land of delight, replete with perfume and luxury, lay ever beyond?what region rich, unknown, forbidden, whose rank vegetation steamed with such insidious poison?

The voyage down this stream was an exciting one, and replete with novel scenes and incidents.

All these heads are illustrated by anecdotessome of them well known, others drawn from uncommon sourcesand all replete with useful information, and furnishing an exhaustless store of entertainment.

This is particularly the case with those in the Romanesque dialect, which are replete with the peculiar wit and spirit of the country.

Since hot and dry in your complexion join, Beware the sun when in a vernal sign; For when he mounts exalted in the Ram, If then he finds your body in a flame, 180 Replete with choler, I dare lay a groat, A tertian ague is at least your lot.

"Knowledge dwells In heads replete with thoughts of other men; Wisdom, in minds retentive to their own.

"Knowledge dwells In heads replete with thoughts of other men; Wisdom, in minds attentive to their own.

Its soft doughlike undulations, replete with microscopic life, illuminated the nights.

At sunrise the waves are greasy and viscous,replete with life that is fermenting rapidly.

The voyage is eventful beyond comprehension, and at the same time full of uncertainty, and replete with danger.

POLING, DANIEL A. John Barleycorn; his life and letters, a satirical story of his eventful career replete with facts, repartee and humor.

Thus, rapidly, sped away our days replete with alternating smiles and tears until arrived the time for our annual stockholders' election.

For the evils of society there are no solvents as potent as love and justice, and our greatest need is not more wealth and learning, but a religion replete with life and glowing with love.

Courage and courtesy, chivalry and Christianity, are buried therethere the breast, replete with honor, the heart to feel, and the right arm to defend.

His sermons are replete with Evangelical truth, and produce an abiding impression.