I have known them five to six feet high, of a circular conical shape, and a hundred feet round the base.
A delightful shower of spray fell for many yards outside the basin, inviting to a bath, which we exquisitely enjoyed; the basin was not more than six feet deep.
Before it was time to go to lunch, they had cleared half of a hollow sphere, six feet in diameter, out of the heart of the heap.
They drew it out by handfuls, and thus excavated a round tunnel to the distance of six feet or so; when Hugh proceeded to more extended operations.
These formed a rank and dense herbaceous, mostly annual vegetation, six feet high, bound together with Cuscuta, climbing Leguminosae, and Ceropegia.
Often the cacique's hanging nest is from four to six feet long.
This handsome, lustrous, blue-black species is six feet long, shiny, and as clean and smooth as ivory.
There is another rock, now nine feet above high-water mark, which in the time of Frezier and Feuillee rose only five or six feet out of water.
In fact, it was a pile of roughly hewn stone steps, five or six feet high, with a block of stone at the summit, in which was a hollow about as big as a wash-bowl.
There was a two-handed sword, as much as six feet long; but not nearly so ponderous as I have supposed this kind of weapon to be, from reading of it.
His firm step, his erect and free carriage, have a military air, which corresponds well with his well-proportioned limbs, and stature of six feet high.
The shaft swept down its long curve and shattered its point against a rock at just the right height and about six feet in front of the beast.
We fashioned a shelter of young jack pines, constructed like a miniature corral, less than three by six feet in area, but very natural in appearance.
Saw or split a piece out of it six feet long, two inches wide, and about an inch thick.
The ocean teemed with sharks, some of them being voracious monsters seventy- five feet and even more in length, with a gape of jaw of six feet, as estimated by the size of their enormous sharp-edged teeth.
The great eurypterids--some of which were five or six feet in length--and the cephalopods were still masters of the seas.
In 1822 the coast of Chile was suddenly raised three or four feet, and the rise was five or six feet a mile inland.
I counted three--one large and two others about six feet high.
Three large images of Bhudda, carved out of solid rock, occupy the positions in which he is always represented; that in the recumbent posture is fifty-six feet long, cut from one stone.
It consisted of the hollow trunk of a tree, six feetin length and about one foot in diameter.
It consists of six arches, and is two hundred and seventy-six feet in length.
The pedestal is encircled by a second gallery at an elevation of one hundred and sixty-six feet, to reach which you ascend a flight of four hundred and sixty stone steps.
Generally the height is about five to six feet, any higher causes too much compaction.
When I've finished turning it, the new heap is about five feet high, six feet across at the bottom, and about eight feet long.
By October the heap has become about six feet high, sixteen feet long and about seven feet wide at the base.
It is of circular form, surrounded by nineteen Corinthian columns, thirty-six feet in height; a clumsy tiled roof now takes the place of the elegant cornice which once gave the crowning charm to its perfect proportions.
The roof at first was low, but we shortly came to a branch that opened on the sea, where the arch was forty-six feet in height.
In a meadow, near Vienne, stands a curious Roman obelisk, seventy-six feet in height.
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