And he stopped before her, in his unrest, monumentally pledged, yet still more massively immeasurable.
This wall was carefully and massively constructed, and stands to the height of several feet around the entire circumference of the ruin, except along the brink of the cliff, as the plan shows.
In this instance the cooking pit is very massively built, and in the absence of a sheltering “tupubi” corner is effectually protected on three sides by mud-plastered stone work, the whole being capped with the usual chimneypot.
He was massively built, with long sinewy arms; but Iberville noticed that he was not powerful at the waist in proportion to the rest of his body, and that his neck was thinner than it should be.
He was not massively made, but from crown to heel there was perfect muscular proportion.
The interior of the church ismassively picturesque, with its vaulted roof, and a stone gallery, heavily ornamented, running along each side of the nave.
These are very massively built of stone, and though restoration is evident throughout the church it still bears the impress of great age.
Two of the nave columns are massively constructed of brick, and form with the brick walls of the aisles and the grey colour of the stone a very charming scheme.
This fine Romanesque structure is entered by a flight of steps at the west end; it is built over a massively constructed crypt, now used as a granary.
And so saying, she laid upon the table a massively bound and strong-built box, of about a foot in length.
The raven-mother is perhaps a trifle massively built.
Still guiding his companion, the massively built man forced a way between the closely packed figures.
As compared with its predecessor Allosaurus, the Tyrannosaurus is much moremassively proportioned throughout.
The hind limbs are nine feet in length when extended, about equal to the length of the body and neck, and the bones are massively proportioned.
The entire fabric is plain, and very massively constructed, showing little or no trace of ornamentation; the few doorways and windows that remain being arched in a primitive fashion, without the use of the customary keystone.
Mr. Rhys put his arm round her and drew her off to one side of the room, where he made her pause before a large square space which was sunk a foot deep in the earth and bordered massively with a frame of logs of hard wood.
What it was, did not appear; it was very plain and rather massively made.
Three Brothers~, massively piled promontories of the north wall, are least harshly seen from this road.
Further up the canyon the massively sculptured pyramids, the ~Three Brothers~, rise abruptly to the north.
It looks so massively worked in bronze, that it is painful to see the heavy mass hang so loosely over the heads of the spectators.
The trunks used in this country are massively constructed of wood, covered with a rough hide, and strengthened on all sides with nails, as though they were intended to last an eternity.
But the main body of the cathedral seemed yet asmassively intact as when the master-builders of the twentieth century had taken down the last scaffold, and when the gigantic organ had first pealed its "Laus Deo" through the vaulted apse.
But already the massively chased top lay unscrewed in her hand.
Above, in the piazzetta before the stuccoed palace which rises so jauntily on a basement of thrice its magnitude, are more loungers and knitters in the sun, seated round the massively inscribed base of the statue of Marcus Aurelius.
Every archway is a picture, massively framed, of the distance beyond--of the snow-tipped Sabines and lonely Soracte.
Doctor Thayer was short in stature, massively built, with the head and trunk of some ancient Vulcan.
His face was smooth-shaven, ruddy-brown, and deeply marked with lines of care; but most salient of all his features was the massively molded chin and jaw.
It was Lee's custom, Mrs. Lee told Marjorie over her massively robed baby, to get up very early and work on rolls and coffee; he never breakfasted nor joined them until the children came.
It was an effect possible only to that wonderful London which towers so massively into the present that you are dumb before the evidences of its vast antiquity.
Here, Shakespeare rose up and stood massively blocking the perspective of our patriotic researches, and blotting out all minor memories.
Catherine was the greater, more original, and more winning Contemplative, and Ettore was more massively Practical than was Battista.
Yet it is St. John of the Cross, that massively virile Contemplative, who has most deeply influenced me throughout this work.
It ismassively constructed of oak grown black with lapse of years, and its gothic arches are wrought into delicate tracery work.
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