They radiated from the fiery rim of the Green Sun.

The window becomes larger and encroaches on the naked wall, and radiates in mystic roses.

About a foot or eighteen inches of the ends of the branches is densely packed with stiff outstanding needles which radiate like an electric fox or squirrel's tail.

This speed was incarnated in the visible contagion amongst brutes of some impulse, that, radiating into their natures, had yet its centre and beginning in man.

Let him enter any of the various gates that opened into the city from the roads which radiated to all parts of Italy and the world,they were of monumental brass covered with bas-reliefs, on which the victories of generals for a thousand years were commemorated.

And what a heart pang came to Constance, amid that display of death, in the presence of the void, the nothingness that was hers, as she gazed on the other's face, all love and health and beauty, suggesting some youthful star, whence promise of the future radiated through the fine gold of wavy hair.

At that moment she could feel a tremendous surge of love radiate towards her and envelope her entire being.

Of course he has never seen your noble, capacious, alabaster forehead, else he would perceive the source of those scintillations of light and warmth which radiate throughout the universe every Saturday for only ten cents.

" The sun set, dipping into the sea and leaving a great, broad phosphorescent light where it disappeared, which broadened and radiated toward the east until it was lost in gloom.

At a slight distance, the table loaded with plate glittering under a profusion of lamps, and surrounded by couches thus covered by rich draperies, was like a central source of light radiating in broad shafts of every brilliant hue.

That pavilion was indeed like the family nest, the hearth whence it had radiated over the surrounding region.

Shut your eyes, and you would swear a capacious bowl of punch was foaming in the centre, with beams of generous Port or Madeira radiating to it from each of the table corners.

Where the growth is not too close, the strong, spreading branches come more than halfway down the trunk, and these are hung with innumerable slender, swaying sprays, that are handsomely feathered with the short leaves which radiate at right angles all around them.

They are somewhat like a gimlet in form, and consist of five iron plates, with dentated edges, which are placed radiating on the end of an iron rod, and close together, forming a blunt point towards the front.

It would follow, from a minute examination of it, thatapart from the extravagant and fantastic traits, which are rooted in the character of the negro, and which radiate therefrom over all his creationsin comparison with the religions of other savages it is neither very specially differentiated nor very specially crude in form.

Speed, strength and endurance radiated with every movement of the glossy, subtle body.

On the northwest side of Mount Shasta there is a subordinate cone about 3000 feet below the summit, which, has been active subsequent to the breaking up of the main ice-cap that once covered the mountain, as is shown by its comparatively unwasted crater and the streams of unglaciated lava radiating from it.

Of these different arrangements it is curious to note that the bilateral is more characteristic of the higher forms of nature and the radiating of the lower.

In position Johannesburg is like the hub of a wheel from which the railways radiate as spokes to the seaports along the rim.