His purple robes, richly jeweled, trail far behind him and on his head he wears his crown.
Of the tumular remains this general remark may be made, that they richly illustrate the elder poetry.
The other species, Abies concolor, attains nearly as great a height and thickness as the magnifica, but the branches do not form such regular whorls, nor are they so exactly pinnated or richly leaf-clad.
Mountains of the sky, solid-looking, finely sculptured, their richly varied topography wonderfully defined.
Sir Toby says that his brother knight was no hero dubbed in the field of battle, but a carpet knight made at home in time of peace with a sword of ceremony richly gilt or engraved.
If singing of Reuther's 'beamy gaze' have so richly endowed his own, by getting him to teach me his art, I may warble myself into a complexion as fair as any northern beauty!
She once more kissed the crucifix held by the prior, and giving her hand to the Scot, was placed by him on a horse richly caparisoned.
A lady, richly habited, and in the bloom of life, sat at his head.
These over, she meant he should be interred in secret by the fathers of a neighboring church, which he had once richly endowed.
Observe how magnificently those arching cliffs overhang the hollows, and how richly they are studded with shells and sea-flowers!
This night, when the Lord of battles puts that fortress into our hands, before the whole of our little army you shall receive that knighthood you have so richly deserved.
I go richly forth, for the hearts of good men are my companions.
He found himself in a spacious, secluded chamber, the centre of which was occupied by a richly decked table.
Women so richly endowed for the enjoyment of life as you are do not kill themselves.
With this telling of the story an artist, and no ordinary one, might remain richly proud.
The richly laced coat had given place to a plain dark one of greenish brown; the large riding boots remained; and the hat, though it kept its border of feathers, was divested of every other ornament.
Twas richly decked for his honour, and the couch it was spread so fair That my poverty sorely grieves me since the earth doth such riches bear.
Yet hear thou more of his prowess; his saddle no man may keep Who rideth a joust against him, and fame doth he richly reap.
Still within the head shield there branch out from each' side of the canal two small vessels which pass over into the richly branched mass of liver lying under the broad lateral parts of the head shield.
In another part of the town is a second church, glowing internally with color from its richly painted windows, and this bears the name of Ste.
The walls were richly sculptured o'er, And charactered with that dark lore Of times before the Flood, whose key Was lost in the "Universal Sea.
The merchant who led the rest was a thin little man but he was richly robed and astride a heavy black mare.
Meanwhile the duke, at the head of a hunting-party, was leisurely proceeding homewards; Burgundy himself was mounted upon a stately, richly caparisoned steed.
Evening drew on, a red glimmer was thrown up by the setting sun; when the richly gilded coach rushed out from the gate, and shone brightly amid the evening glow.
Queen; dwelling, says Bacon, "more richly dead in the monument of his tomb than he did alive in Richmond or any of his palaces".
Never had king ascended the throne morerichly endowed with mental and physical gifts.
The chief staircase is of white marble, and the rooms are richly decorated.
The room was richly and tastefully ornamented and set off with evergreens, specimens of grains, vegetables, etc.
Every high hill, every dell, every vale or nook seemed richly coated with a living green of rich grass, and set about with cedars from twelve to twenty-five feet high, like an old orchard.
This ended, all formed in procession and moved around the public square, beneath the beautiful arches richly decorated, and the walk lined on each side with green branches.
It was in a country of shrub cedars, which would afford some shelter for the animals, and richly clothed in bunch grass, and some portions of the hill sides where the snow had blown off being nearly bare, the cattle could live.
No doubt he was richly rewarded by Trajan for constructing a work which, flanked as it was by noble fortifications, bound the newly-captured Dacian colony to the Roman empire.
From one eminence richly laden with vineyards I looked out on a fresh April morning across a delicious valley filled with pretty farms and white cottages and ornamented by long rows of shapely poplars.
They keep a regular register of all the aristocratic Hindoo families, especially of the Koolin class, and at respectable marriages they are richly rewarded.
Not like the prepared dishes of the French and Moguls, highly flavored and richly spiced, the daily preparations are very simple; no onion, garlic, or strong aromatic spices are used.
There is not a bar of the collection called "Sans soleil" that is not richly and powerfully new.
It is in "Boris" and "Prince Igor" as richly as it is in any work.
One day Mrs. Marston, sitting in her room with Rhoda, had happened to call her own maid, to take down and carefully dust some richly bound volumes which filled a bookcase in the little chamber.
The road, which though undulating had risen almost continuously since we left Caracas, was bordered with richly colored flowers and shrubs, and bounded on either side by deep forests.
Moreover, Kidd's death, richly as he deserved his fate, had been a great shock to her.
