A New and Complete General Atlas of the World, with 119 Pages of Maps, in Colours, and a Complete Index to about 125,00 Names.

But as I neared it, and as I rememered all it stood for, I thought that in the atlas of history it would loom higher than the highest peak of the great Himalaya range.

A war atlas for Americans.

From Morocco they travel eastwards, filling the Sahara and the Atlas with the odours of their holy reputation.

A similar contrivance used in the Viti Islands, but of wood, is figured in the Atlas to Dumont D'Urville's "Voyage to the South Pole," (i. 95).

That Tenerife is so cold at the top, extreme hot at the bottom: Mons Atlas in Africa, Libanus in Palestine, with many such, tantos inter ardores fidos nivibus, [3065]Tacitus calls them, and Radzivilus epist.

This was more especially the case with Marrakech, a city of Berbers and blacks, and the last outpost against the fierce black world beyond the Atlas from which its founders came.

From the complete state of the neck vertebrae, for instance?" "Well, it did strike me as rather odd that the fellow should have gone to the trouble of separating the atlas from the skull.

The Westminster historical atlas to the Bible.

From observations made on the spot by Mr. Bruguière in the former state of Algiers, the great chain which several geographers traced beyond the Little Atlas under the name of Great Atlas does not exist.

I am sitting on the rug before the fire with my old atlas on my lap; his desk with piles of foolscap is so near that when my own sheet gives out, and my thoughts and incidents are still unexhausted, all I have to do is to raise the cover of his desk, take a fresh sheet and begin again.

He found the San Juan Islands in an atlas at the main library.

In The Atlas for February 17 was reviewed Select Airs from Spohr's celebrated Opera of Faust, arranged as duetts for the Pianoforte and inscribed to his friend Charles Cowden Clarke by Vincent Novello.

He had something that looked like a battered school atlas in his hand.