It is decorated withmultitudinous charts and maps.
The multitudinous objects brought to view in this building, proved beyond doubt, that the standard of excellence in that ancient occupation has been achieved mainly with the assistance of scientific researches.
It is bad enough, we think, for a woman to retain her hat or bonnet, but imagine how it is when you are confronted by multitudinous high-peaked broad-brimmed sombreros of the most obtrusive type.
Loud and hearty cheers, so unanimous they were like one immense multitudinous shout, heralded the royal carriage.
In a moment the air was filled with hideous howling, cries of unspeakable dismay, and the multitudinous noise of running feet.
It would be impossible in a work dealing, as this does, with general principles of house-keeping, to elaborate in full the multitudinous details which arise for attention and intelligent care.
The membrane that lines the multitudinous air-cells of the lungs in which the capillaries are, should it be united in one sheet, would cover the floor of a room twelve feet square.
Here it probably will be said that all rich women can not do what is here suggested, owing to multitudinous claims, or to incapacity of mind or body for carrying out such an attempt.
The Miracle of the Snow, in the library of the Cistercians at Milano, is a multitudinouscomposition filled with portraits as usual, variously coloured and well preserved.
By no means, replied Spencer: "Contrariwise, the ultimate form of the religious consciousness is the final development of a consciousness which at the outset contained a germ of truth obscured by multitudinous errors.
These considerations apply especially to the human race with its multitudinous capacities, and I can better explain the case by a crude and imperfect illustration than by a detailed and elaborate statement.
From themultitudinous islands in these regions the "recruits" for the Queensland plantations were formerly drawn; are still drawn from them, I believe.
Always before, we had driven through streets that were multitudinous and tumultuous with picturesque native life, but now there was nothing of that.
Satan was right--the Visitor was indeed a God in the conviction of hismultitudinous followers, and was worshiped by them in sincerity and humble adoration.
The Streaked Scrub-Warbler is a permanent resident of the bare stony hills which, under many names and broken into multitudinous ranges, run down from the Khyber Pass to the sea, dividing the Punjab and Sind from Afghanistan and Khelat.
By hard reading he keeps himself abreast of knowledge in almost every one of its multitudinous departments and will go a long journey to hear a scientific lecture or to take part in a philosophical discussion.
The factory was flimsy, somewhat resembling a vast greenhouse with its multitudinous windows, and bore the name of a firm whose offices were in the city to which he was bound.
Considering, too, how multitudinous and varied were their actions, they had constant need of applying to the vegetable world for materials with which to carry out their plans.
He would go where men only could go, and she was but a woman.
Eglah knew he was praying for the man now hurrying away to multitudinous dangers, and her eyes grew strangely humid.
She was gowned in green crepe of an uncommon tint, that held multitudinous silvery lights in its crinkled texture, and when she moved they glistened and played hide and seek in the clinging folds.
The night was balmy, and loitering, thievish puffs of air came laden with rifled sweetness from multitudinous lips of forest and garden bloom.
The crickets chirped; the multitudinous voice of the summer night murmured on every side, mingling with the hollow rumble of the truck.
June clucked and crowed in the cocks and hens that stepped about the yard, followed by the multitudinous peep of little chickens.
Of the former group the multitudinous and somewhat heterogenous components have been supposed to suggest the amalgamation of two or more religious systems in consequence of a blending of races alien to one another.
The employer cannot concentrate so multitudinous labour on his own interests, nor can he subdue so multitudinousmind to his own will.
Arithmetic cannot enumerate, nor reason perhaps suspect, the multitudinous sources of disease in civilized life.
God has not launched our globe on the ocean of space and left its multitudinous crew to direct its course without his interference.
We entered Culebra at dark, amidst a multitudinous chorus of dogs, and halted at the house of Capt.
At a little distance, they quite conceal the entrance to the cave; but down in the cave, looking up, the light breaks through their multitudinous leaves, and illuminates the cave and pool to the very bottom.
As we drove along, they rose up by the roadside in flocks of thousands, and fairly deafened the air with theirmultitudinous konkings.
The livest and most energetic things, however, that we saw about Tucson were its innumerable blackbirds, that thronged the few trees about the streets, and awoke us every morning with their multitudinous twittering and chattering.
I could stomach, or secretly dispose of in my pockets, a single slice of leaden cake or oleaginous bread-and-butter; but I could not do this with multitudinous slabs of either.
Bakers' shops bristled with the handbills, and they studded the multitudinous pork butchers' windows in juxtaposition with cruel-looking black puddings and over-fat loin chops.
The sentiment, at the same time, sounds oddly, as it issues from the penetralia of a multitudinous club.
It is as full of matter as an egg is full of meat; and the household which would travel through its multitudinous lessons must be as full of meat as the Regenerator is full of matter.
