Corresponding to the dark lines, showing at times in its trail, there were now distinctly to be seen on the half-visible sun itself, great, dark belts.

Communications and transports were not easy, as the Germans were still in the country, and, what was more important, he hadn't any moneycouldn't correspond with his banker, in Paris(he was living in the country).

Here, also, I observed a series of small terminal moraines ranged along the south wall of the amphitheater, corresponding in size and form with the shadows cast by the highest portions.

Byron first proposed to this lady in 1813; his offer was refused, but so graciously that they continued to correspond on friendly, which gradually grew into intimate terms, and his second offer, towards the close of the following year, was accepted.

These two events were, by the subreasoning faculty, compounded into one, according to the established rulethat things which agree in their parts, also correspond as to the whole;hence the Pope's visit, was changed into a visit made to me.

Where the curves corresponded at one end, they served for alliteration; and when at the other, they answered for rhyme.

So great was the jealousy between the parties, that Richard and his brother Henry dared not correspond by letter.

Her wit gained her the esteem of Mr. Dryden, Mr. Southern, &c. and at the same time the love and addresses of several gentlemen, in particular one, with whom she corresponded under the name of Lycida, who it seems did not return her passion with equal warmth, and with the earnestness and rapture, she imagined her beauty had a right to command.

Our libations were certainly carried rather to an extremity, but our merriment corresponded therewith.

While neither of us could read nor write we corresponded through different people.

He wrote easily, spicily, and persistently; he had a favourite stepdaughter, with whom he corresponded for years; and so it happens that we have preserved to us, side by side with the majestic march of Clio (who, of course, paid not the slightest attention to him), Mr. Creevey's exhilarating pas de chat.