Whenever the big fellow's undamaged eye caught sight of the cool, hostile smile on Darrin's face, Treadwell muttered savage words.

The village had been much shelled, first by Italian and then by Austrian guns, and there was not a house remaining undamaged, though several had been patched up as billets and cookhouses by British troops.

The painful truth he learnt afterwards from German headquarters was that the English suffered no casualties, and the post was comparatively undamaged.

I am returning the Marines carriage-paid and undamaged.

Fortunately her costume, protected by the cloak of heavy and sturdy stuff, was quite undamaged.

And Miss Gailey's excellent silk dress, and her fine apron, and her primness and dignified manners, and her superb pretence of being undamaged struck Hilda as intolerably patheticso that she was obliged to look away lest she might weep at the sight of that pathos.

I remember distinctly two other things: a picture of an elderly man with whiskersone of those smudged atrocities that are called in the States crayon portraitshanging undamaged on the naked wall of what had been an upper bedroom; and a wayside shrine of the sort so common in the Catholic countries of Europe.

Here and there, on the principal street, in a row of ruins, stood a single house that was intact and undamaged.

As we started on again, after giving the little Hanoverian the last treasured copy of a paper we had managed to keep that long against continual importunity, a big Belgian dog, with a dragging tail and a sharp jackal nose, loped round from behind an undamaged cow barn which stood back of the riven shell of a house where the soldiers were quartered.

Though a retreating army and an advancing army, both enormous in size, had lately poured through the country, the houses, the farms and the towns were almost undamaged.

Nautius led one against the Sabines, and, having pitched his camp at Eretum, by trifling incursions, mostly by night, he so desolated the Sabine territory that, in comparison with it, the Roman borders seemed almost undamaged by the war.

It was quite undamaged.

A brief examination showed them that the aëroplane was undamaged.

Everywherein the hall, in the smoking-room, where the empty gun-cases still hang, and in "my lady's bower," "Sorrow and silence and sadness Are hanging over all." Until we arrived within a few yards of the front door we had almost forgotten that the place was a ruin; for though the house is but an empty shell, almost as hollow as a skull, the outer walls are absolutely complete and undamaged.

The wheels being undamaged, the engine had run far enough to come gradually to a standstill of itself, and thus the passengers had been saved a violent shock.

A great flood, caused by a very sudden thaw which liberated some miles of snow-water on the higher portions of the Plain, tore down the narrow (and usually waterless) valley and caused great destruction in the tiny village; the old Norman church being the only building that was quite undamaged.

I now came upon some houses that were undamaged and showed signs of life therein.

Striking farther into the heart of the ruins, we beheld in a section all burned and shattered to the ground a building which stood straight up like a cliff intact and undamaged amidst the general wreckage.

For frequently now an undamaged house stood with the words chalked on its front, "Only harmless old woman lives here; do not burn down.

Proceeding, we walked through a mile or two of streets in which not one house was inhabited nor undamaged.

Then, turning to the coach, he asked, "Have you a looking-glass?" His eyes and teeth were undamaged; he was not permanently disfigured.

But he reached the rampart undamaged save for bleeding hands.

" Bob, on the old mare's back, and Jarvis, at the bits of the young horse, were bringing back the plough undamaged by its brisk career across the field.

The face of the church tower was badly scarred, but the houses were undamaged.

I entered a little Roman Catholic church in the undamaged section of the town and noted with interest that nothing had apparently been disturbedthis the more significant since the Russians hold a different faith.