That mournful night Was Phosphor' dark, impalpable to view: And since stern fate to heaven his post fast bound, He veil'd in densest clouds his grieving face.
Several slave factories now appear on either shore, single-storied huts of wood and thatch, in holes cut out of the densest bush, an impenetrable forest whose sloppy soil and miry puddles seem never to dry.
The river is now three quarters of a mile wide, and the charming cove shows the brightest of sands and the densest of vegetation waving in the cool land-wind.
When the king of the desert, when the lion feels that his end is approaching, he goes to the forest, seeks the densest jungle and profoundest solitude, and lies down to die.
After a short time Goethe tenderly took leave of Charlotte, and left the house; he hurried through the streets and entered the park, to the densest and most obscure retreats of which he had so often revealed his thoughts in past years.
He passed the confines of the park, strode rapidly into the forest and sought out its densest solitude.
Since the water is kept in perpetual motion, the different kinds of matter are diffused through it; but in spite of that, the densest matter is found in greatest quantity nearest to the bottom.
Looking up, however, one beheld, instead of blue sky, an aerial canopy of the densest foliage, varying in tint from the deepest to the tenderest green.
Knowledge of Bruin's cunning then furnishes the means to decide where he will pass, since, as a rule, he will sneak off under the densest cover and try to reach another thicket under shelter of bushes, rocks and the like.
If it has the strength, it will hunt up water to cool the wound, and then crawl into the densest cover that is near.
We have consumed this densest of all veils, with the fire of the love of the Beloved—the veil referred to in the saying: “The most grievous of all veils is the veil of knowledge.
One side contends that it is infinitely thinner than the thinnest gas, absolutely frictionless and without weight; the other asserts that it is denser than the densest solid.
The business-portion of the town clusters about the banks of the Leam, and is naturally densest around the well to which the modern settlement owes its existence.
The country between the cliff and Mount Churchman was filled to overflowing with the densest of scrubs; Nature seemed to have tried how much of it she could possibly jam into this region.
These birds inhabit the most waterless regions and the densest scrubs, and live entirely without water.
I thought one of the beds of scrubs I got into the densest I had ever seen, it was actually impenetrable without cutting one's way, and I had to turn around and about in all directions.
It is covered with the densestimaginable forest, almost to the summit; and Count Goetzen found it absolutely necessary, during his ascent, to fetch all water from the lake.
So soon as this prowler on mischief bent, oblivious of his presence, had passed on, he sought the densest cover in the forest island and curled up for a much-needed rest.
That part of the bone in which the auditory cavity is placed has the densest structure of all bones of the body, and has therefore been called the "petrous," or rocky part of the temporal bone.
The teeth, the densest of the solids in the human system, contain ten per cent.
Water is in its densest state at a temperature of 39.
In its densest portion, the stately and colossal trees are too close together to permit of a wagon passing between them.
It would if you could get a fine polish on its surface, but the finest surface on the densest paper is not as smooth as the polished surface of the metals.
The habit of these birds is to hop about on the ground, picking up insects, and on the least alarm to run into the densest thicket or take a flight close to the ground.
For the rest, the country near the river seemed the densest and most impenetrable jungle, hiding in its recesses alike its inhabitants and its game.
The lairs of wild-boar are invariably in the densest jangle and on the shaded slope where no sun ever penetrates.
In the densest brake bred purple herons, but this part proved quite impenetrable to canoes.
The densest wood covers the intervening space of about a quarter of a mile, and the "going" was of the hardest.
It is very powerful, and has so thick a skin that it can force its way through the densest forest.
For the practical measurement of field intensity du Bois has used plates of the densest Jena flint glass.
This forest is denseston the east side, and for about 120 m.
On the south side of the river stretched out illimitable rolling prairies, while the northern side was covered with the densest virgin forest for many miles.
They waited no longer, but made a wild rush into the densest part of the scrub, and were quickly lost to sight.
So we proceeded on our way, cautiously and silently, keeping in the densest shadows, and as far distant from the village as we could conveniently get.
The faintest rustle brings chirping from the bushes, and in the densest darkness the wood pigeons coo.
The skylark and woodlark are both occasional night-singers, and it is common to hear cuckoos call in the densest darkness.
A brown ferret is apt to be nipped up by a sharp dog in mistake for a rat or rabbit, while a white one is always apparent, even when moving amongst the densest herbage.
From these in densest fumes, Deadly to snakes, a pungent smoke arose; And thus in safety passed the night away.
All Pergamus with densestbrake was veiled And even her stones were perished.
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