The Bubi bell is made out of one piece of wood and worked--or played-- with both hands.
I made out five of the immense brutes round me, so I softly returned to the canoe and shoved off, stealing along the bank, paddling under water, until I deemed it safe to run out across the lake for my island.
Will a handful of imitation jewellery, made out of coloured glass and paste, be any temptation to a man who bears a rich diamond on his finger?
So the account is made out in terms of talents, because every sin is a great one.
There is a double veil, if I may so say, between man and God: the side turned outward is woven by our own sins; and the other turned inwards is made out of the necessary antagonism of the divine nature to man's sin.
The crippled rider went one way; the one frustrated in his attempt to get the carbine rode another, Venters thought he made out a third rider, carrying a strange-appearing bundle and disappearing in the sage.
Finally, while descending a very abrupt mountain-side I made out a buck lying down perhaps three hundred feet directly below us.
Among the chaparral, on the slope of the buttress across the river, wemade out a bear feeding.
Then we made out a pin-point of white moving leisurely near its border.
I should like to read his "Travels" to see what he made out of the riddle.
Further off, reclining on a lofty ledge, I made out a livid mass, irregular and ghoulish.
Suddenly, I passed from abstraction to intentness; for there, in its standing place, I made out a long undulation, rounded off with the heavy dust.
With the breeze from the southeast, I made out he should have been in an hour or more.
Next morning the sun's disc could just be made out through a veil of thin stratus clouds, and then the light was more or less normal again.
A perception of the propriety of formally thanking her, and of timing the act just as he happened to be doing--this, he made out as he went, was obviously all that had been the matter with him.
On the other hand, this theory must find application under particular conditions; a table must be made out of certain materials, with certain tools, according to a certain design.
As we drew near the town of Kirkcudbright, which lies very low at the mouth of the river Dee, I made out a group of men and women on the wharves.
And then he wrote this: "'Sir, his Majesty has thought proper to order a new Commission of the Treasury to be made out, in which I do not see your name.
Before he could answer, the door opened, and he made out in the candle-and firelight that it was Lord Plowden who had come in.
I think I see the way that more money can be made out of the Company," he said, abruptly changing the subject.
I saw the lights in what I made out to be the Board Room," said the newcomer, as he entered.
She could be made out dimly in the light of the small lamp that hung by the hearth.
Yonder, above the avenue of trees on the Canal, could bemade out Madrid, with its long, level cluster of houses.
Dolores' home consisted of a room about three metres square; in the rear could be made out a bed where El Bizco was sleeping in his clothes, beside a sort of vaulted niche with a chimney and a tiny fireplace.
With mingled races reversion seems well made out in the case of pigeons.
If, as others think, no such tendency is made out, the required evidence is wanting.
They was one big pool we hadn't covered for some time, an' we made out we'd watch that.
These six, with the shadow of insanity upon them, made out to launch a boat, returned to the island and died there, after leaving a record of what had happened.
One evening just at dark we made out a heavy black squall.
Already in my calculation I had traversed many times the distance, when, with a jump at the heart, I made out a glow ahead, and in front of it the upright logs of the stockade.
Presently Ives and Edwards, who were the keenest-sighted, made out a faint, suffused radiance.
After a moment, with a shock of surprise, I made out a shining pair of bead-points gazing at me unblinkingly from the shadow under the bitts.
When I arose from my knees, I made out an animal on the hill crest looking at me, but before I could distinguish its characteristics it had disappeared.
Across the sea he made out what he felt sure was a periscope of a German submarine.
Fifteen minutes later the four prisoners made out in the semi-darkness what appeared to be a large stockade.
From the top of a wooded building inside the enclosure Frank made out a large wireless aerial.
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