Force on me but the first Abomination,--then outpour all plagues, And I shall ne'er make count of them!
Was this the key to that mysteriousoutpour of rivers which, flowing north, east, and west, blended their waters with the Mediterranean, the Pacific and Atlantic?
Others thought it might have its outpour this way and that.
The greatest damage done to the island has not been from an outpour of lava, but from earthquakes and sea-waves.
It presents us with the most tremendous outpour of matter in the history of the world.
And in the case of storms, we have seen that the outpour of heat and vapor in a volcanic eruption would necessarily produce one.
This seems to have been an inheritance from the old religious style of prayer-recitation, which required the priest to repeat the whole incantation to its finish with the outpour of one lungful of breath.
The effort to translate into pure Anglo-Saxon this vehement outpour of high-colored phrases has made heavy demands on the vocabulary and has strained the idioms of our speech well-nigh to the point of protest.
Yet these dignified and noble hymns are no emotional outpour either of anxiety or adoration.
Like enough this season of soul outpour and tears and songs of joy first stirred the religious temper of this quickly moved youth.
During the native rule in Oude, the population was diminished by a continual outpour of fugitives.
To a stranger, the rush of population and outpour of capital from Sydney, first toward Victoria, but now to Queensland and New Zealand, appear to be the chief among the causes of the momentary decline of New South Wales.
