The doorway was sawed through these logs, and a door, constructed of bark, was made to fit it; a rude hearth of sandstone was built in one corner, and a hole was open above it to let out the smoke.

Luckily, they are all, like the back one, built of solid, iron-studded oak.

The great interest of the summer was the Exposition Universelle which was to take place at the Trocadero, the new building which had been built on the Champ de Mars.

Our boatman built for our accommodation, a brush shanty in the place of our tents.

Of course, with the amount of light given by my candle, it was not possible to examine each place, minutely, but I was enabled to notice, as I went along, that the walls appeared to be built with wonderful precision and finish; while here and there, an occasional, massive pillar shot up to support the vaulted roof.

Already I have seen a church and a mission house built at Itu, and a school and a couple of rooms at Amasu.

"The wardrobe is built into the wall.

The king of this country, having obtained one portion of the relics of Buddha's body, returned with it and built over it a tope, named the Râma tope.

Beau Brummelfor the velocipede dates back to himmay have walked forth to take the waters at Tunbridge Wells on a vehicle not far different, but built to his greater stature.

That was for Lord Nick, for that celebrated character was said to be as tall and as finely built as Jack Landis himself.

Iain't built like Kittie Scogin and those girls.

" "Honest, youyou two children, you ought to have a fence built around you the way you like always to be together.

The present structure originally consisted only of a nave and chancel, and was built about the beginning of the fifteenth century, at which time the tower was erected at the charge of William Bordal, vicar of Chiswick, who died in 1435.

To this good purpose was devoted the better space available in the rooms of the "New Rectory," built after the fire.

The Nigger built under her a fire of black walnut; Captain Selover handed out grog all around; and we started her up with a cheer, just to see the wheels revolve.

It was built from 1648-1655 for a town hall, and only became a Royal Palace in 1808, when Napoleon first abode in it.

" In the next, he answers two geographical questions; one concerning Troas, mentioned in the acts and epistles of St. Paul, which he determines to be the city built near the ancient Ilium; and the other concerning the Dead sea, of which he gives the same account with other writers.

We saw the sweep of coast and the downs and the strange huts we had built out of departed magnificence.

Below, within the store, that view is entirely obliterated by a brace of shelves built across the corresponding window and brilliantly stacked with ribbons of a score of colors and as many widths.

Reader, should you ever drift out to this beautiful lake, you will find on the ridge just above where Bog River comes tumbling, and roaring, and foaming over the rocks into the lake, the charred remains of a campfire, built against a great log that was once the trunk of a tall forest tree.

" A new government road was being built between Ikpe and Ikot Expene.

It is probable the hall of Croydon palace was built during the reign of Richard, which will account for his arms being placed there.

Built along the same lines as the adrenal adequate and apt to be taken for him, he differs and contrasts vividly below the surface.

At a subsequent visit, looking more critically at the irregular circle of dwellings that surround the yew-tree and confront the church, I perceived that some of the houses must have been built within no long time, although the thatch, the quaint gables, and the old oaken framework of the others diffused an air of antiquity over the whole assemblage.

Nothing, however, can spoil the beauty and interest of its church which is, I suppose, one of the earliest Perpendicular works in the county, built before 1368 by the third Baron de Poynings, some remains of whose old manor-house may still be found east of the churchyard.