A Hindu called Vijaya who apparently started from the region of Broach about 500 B.
According to the Dîpavaṃsa,[14] Vijaya started from Bharukaccha orBroach and both language and such historical facts as we know confirm the tradition that some time before the third century B.
The difference of locality may be due to the fact that there was a trade route running from Broach to Masulipatam through Tagara (now Ter).
Masulipatam was also a port of embarcation for the East and was connected with Broach by a trade route running through Tagara, now Têr in the Nizam's dominions.
I foresee and I announce Necessity of warfare in one case, For one cause: one way, I bid broach the blood O' the world.
Could ourselves broach lies, Yet brave mankind with those unaltered eyes, Those lips that keep the quietude of truth?
Slip the jewel on the broach as far as it will go, as shown in Fig.
The diameter that the pivot should be, can be ascertained by inserting a round pivot broach into the jewel and taking the measurement with the pivot gauge, and then making the necessary deduction for side shake.
A round broach will answer admirably for this purpose, and the size may be taken from the broach by means of the calipers.
Now by means of a broach proceed to open the tube to a point one-quarter inch from one end, and carefully fit it on the turned down portion of your taper.
Her plan was to broach the question of leaving his roof this evening; the events of the day had urged her to the course.
At last he felt that, if David did not wake up and come to his relief, he should drop down, and the boat would broach to, and they would all be drowned.
He still held the tiller, and instinctively moved it to or from him, as he felt the boat inclined to broach to.
Beaumesnil: "Until I became sure of your consent, mademoiselle, I did not care to broach the subject to your relative, though I have every reason to hope she will accede to my request.
You are the fool; would youbroach us to, and end it now?
Villaine, thou knowest The Law of Armes is such, That who so drawes a Sword, 'tis present death, Or else this Blow should broach thy dearest Bloud.
Ile broach the Tadpole on my Rapiers point: Nurse giue it me, my sword shall soone dispatch it Aron.
And as thy care bounds these, so thy rich love Doth broach the earth; and lesser brooks lets forth, Which run from hills to valleys, and improve Their pleasure and their worth.
Here I prepared myself to broach the subject of our future.
Bearing it ashore, I threw myself on the warm sands and prepared to broach its contents.
As I shall broach only matters of common public interest in case you honor me with an interview, I shall be pleased to have you excuse me from making myself further known to you in a personal way," said Earl, with great affability.
There also is the Duke of Orleans, and I will take care that he shall broach the subject to the Count without implicating you.
It is far better, then, that we should resign ourselves to an interruption, than wait for an actual broach of intimacy.
So a saint in Broach formed a new course for a river by dragging his clothes behind him.
Traditions of the Dantadhavana or tooth-brush tree of Buddha still exist at Gonda; another at Ludhiana is attributed to Abdul Qadir Jilani; there is a Buddha tree at Saketa, and the great Banyan tree at Broach was similarly produced by Kabir.
Amy thought she would call at her cottage some day and broach the subject, and hear what she had to say about it.
Kate squeezed the hand still resting in her own, and drawing the long veil back over face, she walked silently with the puzzled spinster, unable to broach the theme she had at heart.
In him, moreover, we will broach the fame Of our long ventures in a time so brief.
Out by a broach of last night's archery, When Cupid volleyed shafts from many an eye?
He did not broach the subject to his father until the vacation months were drawing to a close, and it was time to think about returning to St. Cuthbert's.
If any one would but broach the subject, then he would talk and take advice on what was the best line of action to pursue.
He bided his time, therefore, since there was no urgent need to broach the subject forthwith and he was still by no means sure of his ground.
She could only conclude that he was waiting to make a complete recovery, and she would not herself broachthe subject a second time.
That's only a detail, but I mention it in case you should be tempted to broach the subject to him.
Broach could shoot good, but his horse was a plumb idiot when it came to firing.
Just abreast of the Jim Crow Mine the leading horse of that posse blew up with a loud bang, and Shorty Broach was projected into a prickly-pear bush.
Afterwards they got scared all to fits by rushes of horsemen, dynamite explosions, and such diverting incidents, ending with the arrival of Shorty Broach to have his prickles pulled.
With regard to that he was shrewd enough not to conceal from himself for a second the necessity for scotching the priests of Siva before he dare broach the Howrah treasure, and so make the throne worth his royal while.
Jaimihr counts on being able to break the power of the priests and broach the treasure.
The present man is afraid of his own shadow on the wall--divided between love for the treasure-chests he dare not broach and fear of a brother whom he dare not kill.
A pair of French stays developed indications of a figure and the concho-like broachhad been discarded, while Augusta herself had learned that black silk mitts had not been greatly in vogue for nearly a quarter of a century.
He looked at his bride, noting that she wore a broach which might have belonged on a set of harness.
