Or if you work upon a sonnet and are in the vein, your thoughts, despite the beast, run unbroken to a rhyme.

One minute I looked ahead on a cliff as unbroken as the side of a cabin; the very next I peered down the length of a cove fifty fathoms long by about ten wide, at the end of which was a gravel beach.

They will flash over the gloomy land; and my nation, unbroken in courage, steady in resolution, and firm in confidence, will draw still more courage, more resolution from them, because it is well aware that the legislature of Ohio would never pledge a word to which the people of Ohio will not be true in case of need.

The silence remained unbroken for an hour.

The continuity of living forms has been unbroken from the earliest times to the present day.

Flowers, each with a genealogy reaching unbroken through the Flood back to the overhanging blossoms of Eden, have come down to us, as it were, only in their travelling costume, with their best dresses packed away in stamen, or petal, or private seedcase, to be brought out at the end of fifty centuries at the touch of human genius.

Elsewhere the surf fell whitely, but through the arch the waves rolled unbroken into a heavy stillness.

" Thus began an acquaintance which ripened into warm friendship between Morse and Lafayette, and which remained unbroken until the death of the latter.

I therefore did not expect that the book would have many readers, or approvers; and looked for little practical effect from it, save that of keeping the tradition unbroken of what I thought a better philosophy.

He had been particularly successful in his dealings with the Indians, and by his missions to them had managed to keep the peace unbroken on more than one occasion when a war would have been disastrous to the whites.

For an instant she experienced a deep sense of bewilderment at the pressing gloom, so mysterious and unbroken over the face of the land.

Sixteen hours and a half of a tête-à-tête more complete and unbroken than any we have yet enjoyed.

He looked at the broad open hillside, cleared of timber, smooth and unbroken under the snow; he thought perhaps that it was all tilled land already, for he said: "Why, this is a whole big farm you've got.

We have not yet lost our right in the nineteenth century to think of the Church of England as a continuous, historic, religious society, bound by ties which, however strained, are still unbroken with that vast Christendom from which as a matter of fact it sprung, and still, in spite of all differences, external and internal, and by force of its traditions and institutions, as truly one body as anything can be on earth.

" The usual duel was going on between the batteries, and the puffs of white smoke rose from the dark line of trenches and drifted up unbroken across the deep blue of the still wintry sky.

These, on the contrary, acquire additional strength with the age of the plant, because the emptied cells cling so firmly together, by means of a certain resinous deposit, that it is impossible to obtain them unbroken without a great deal of trouble.

Spectators thronged all the windows overlooking our route, and the cheering crowd stretched thick and unbroken along both sides of the street all the way.

A coarse, earthenware plate, which the Pilgrim had used for his breakfast, lay unbroken at the feet of him.

" They rode swiftly for another mile, silence being unbroken between them.

Are we to neglect and refuse the redemption of that vast wilderness which once stretched unbroken beyond the Alleghany?"

A wonderful volume of water dashes over the cliff, unbroken by intercepting rocks, and drops a straight distance of six hundred feet.

The old tribal life went on unbroken during the whole of this period; nor did it subsequently yield to pressure from without, but rather passed away, during succeeding centuries, as the result of inward growth.

The ether in a man's eye (and in his whole body) reaches in one unbroken linelike a telegraph wire from him to the sun, or the outermost planet.