<Break, crack, fracture, sever, rend, burst, smash, shatter, shiver, splinter, sunder, rive, crush, batter, demolish, rupture>.

sad chime, I will not weep What is there within thy tone, That should wring my heart alone, Rive it with this endless moan? Peace!

C.] I. Ye heavenly spirites, whose ashie cinders lie Under deep ruines, with huge walls opprest, But not your praise, the which shall never die Through your faire verses, ne in ashes rest; If so be shrilling voyce of wight alive May reach from hence to depth of darkest hell, Then let those deep abysses open rive, That ye may understand my shreiking yell!

But, when the obiect of her vertue failed, Her power it selfe against it selfe did arme; As he that having long in tempest sailed Faine would arive, but cannot for the storme, If too great winde against the port him drive, Doth in the port it selfe his vessell rive.

At Paris we visited Le Verrier, and at Geneva we visited Gautier, De La Rive, and Plantamour.

Degrees (see also Orders and Elections to Societies) Deighton, publisher De La Rive De La Rue De Launay Deluge, The De Morgan, A. Denison, E.B. Denison, Sir W. Denison, H. Denmark, King of Dent, clockmaker Dent-dale Devonshire, Duke of Dobbs, pupil Dobree, lecturer Docks (see Harbours) Dolcoath experiments Dollond, instrument maker Drainage Drinkwater, Bethune Double-image micrometer Douglas, Sir H. Dover (see Harbours)

I repeated my order in a louder and more angry tone; whereupon he turned his eyes upon me, and said, in a most contemptuous tone, "Chut, ti beque: quitte moue tranquille, ou tende sinon malheur ka rive ou."

The streams, the plains and woods know well, he says, how he has tried to escape the perverse and stupid people who have missed the way to heaven: Cercato ho sempre solitaria vita (Le rive il sanno, e le campagne e i boschi) Per fuggir quest' ingegni storti e loschi Che la strada del ciel' hanno smarrita.

And so it happens that the only record of Christmas Day in the pilgrims' journal is this: "Monday, the 25th, being Christmas Day, we went ashore, some to fell timber, some to saw, some to rive, and some to carry; and so no man rested all that day.

"Miss Twiddle's black dose;strong enough to rive the gizard out of an old cock!"

Would it have resisted the Stamp Act, the Tea Tax, or any of those entering wedges of tyranny with which the British government sought to rive the liberties of America?

Would it have resisted the Stamp Act, the Tea Tax, or any of those entering wedges of tyranny with which the British government sought to rive the liberties of America?

Would it have resisted the Stamp Act, the Tea Tax, or any of those entering wedges of tyranny with which the British government sought to rive the liberties of America?

Would it have resisted the Stamp Act, the Tea Tax, or any of those entering wedges of tyranny with which the British government sought to rive the liberties of America?

Would it have resisted the Stamp Act, the Tea Tax, or any of those entering wedges of tyranny with which the British government sought to rive the liberties of America?

[From The Poetaster.] O this would make a learned and liberal soul To rive his stainéd quill up to the back, And damn his long-watched labours to the fire Things that were born when none, but the still night And his dumb candle, saw his pinching throes; Were not his own free merit a more crown, Unto his travails than their reeling claps.

And yet to charge the sulphur with a bolt That shall but rive an oak.

La rive d'Asie, by Claude Anet, pseud.

(2. serie: Rive gauche)

Il falloit donc y appeler des étrangers; et cette mesure devenoit d'autant plus nécessaire que c'étoit la seule place que l'empereur possédât pour passer sur l'autre rive du Danube, ou pour le repasser en cas de besoin.

RIVE-DE-GIER (13), a flourishing town in the department of Loire, France, on the Gier, 13 m. NE. of St. Étienne; is favourably situated in the heart of a rich coal district; has manufactures of silk, glass, machinery, steel, &c. RIVERS, RICHARD WOODVILLE, EARL, a prominent figure in the reigns of Henry VI.

But fronting shot and flanking shell Sliver and rive the inwoven ways; High tops of oaks and high hearts fall, But never the climbing stays.

" Saying which, he hailed a passing fiacre and bade the coachman drive to the Embarcadère of the Rive Droite.

En arrivant sur l'autre rive, Fabrice y avait trouvé les généraux tout seuls; le bruit du canon lui sembla redoubler; ce fut à peine s'il entendit le général, par lui si bien mouillé, qui criait à son oreille:

His head will ne'er rive (i.e. tear) his father's bonnet.