Still, when I looked more intently, I was unable to say that it was really mist; for it appeared to blend with the plain, giving it a peculiar unrealness, and conveying to the senses the idea of unsubstantiality.

All the auroras of the northland blended in one could but have paled away before the splendour of that terrific celestial apparition.

It's a fascinating blend of ideas.'

They have become confused now, and blended into an interesting background, whose elements I can no longer separate.

This plain, gradually rising toward its eastern and southern extremities, blends on the one hand with Prussia, and on the other with France.

To blend for ever in embrace, Unconscious, swift, the two streams came.

They are very much the same mould, and their voices blend as one, but Cedric has the handsomer face.

It seemed, curiously enough, to be a face that had long been mistily afloat in my shut eyes, a girl's face that had a trick of blending from time to time with the face of another I had better reason to know.

" The city that people call the Devil's Own lost its sharp outline and melted into neutral tints, gray and blue and lavender, that blended like an old, old tapestry.

Famished, starved, A Fool and Coward blended to my wish!

Such was the final and logical result of the blending of judicial and legislative functions in a court, as they are blended under the American constitutional system.

Of his other larger works, the Princess, a scarcely happy blend between burlesque in the manner of the Rape of the Lock, and a serious apostleship of the liberation of women, is solely redeemed by these lyrics.

The note of the satirist is seldom absent, blended at times with just a suspicion of that of the Pharisee.

Ivied ruin, temple, grotto, statue, fountain, and bridge; the proud portico and the humble rustic seat, alternate amidst these ornamental charms, and never were Nature and art more delightfully blended than in the beauties of Hagley.

The colors show finely when thus held to view on the slopes; patches of red, purple, blue, yellow, and white, blending around the edges, the whole appearing at a little distance like a map colored in sections.

Machine-gun rattle, rifle-fire, and strangled shouts blended along the line.

He attempted several combinations and ended in achieving the exact blend by joining tuberose and rose to orange, the whole united by a drop of vanilla.