Below, within the store, that view is entirely obliterated by a brace of shelves built across the corresponding window and brilliantly stacked with ribbons of a score of colors and as many widths.
Forty thousand boxes of hard bread are stackedin one pile at the depot, and greater quantities of flour, pork, vinegar, and molasses, than I have ever seen before.
The temple rose gigantic and mysterious, with numbers of square buildings and terraces stacked one above the other.
Her eyes swept the room, fell upon the little heap of photographs and prints lying on the box in which he had stacked his books.
It may be drawn and threshed at once, or it may be stacked and threshed when convenient.
Half a dozen rifles were stacked in the middle of the camping ground, the newcomers placed theirs close by, and then began to chatter about trifles in the African's way.
The thistles and other fodder plants have been cut and stacked in the villages.
Ten infantrymen arrived as a guard and stacked their arms under the willows, and four obsequious servants brought me trays of fruit and sweetmeats put up in vine leaves from the Governor.
One wall was stacked high with large wooden boxes, not unlike those she and Louise had seen delivered by the truck driver, Hank Biglow, on the night of the blizzard.
Some lying at full length on the dry leaves were fast asleep: others in small groups gossiped idly of this and that; a few played at cards; none was far from the line of stacked arms.
Here he found a half-company of infantry lounging behind a line of stacked rifles.
All the while, too, with the rifle ready at hand, he had to keep a sharp lookout over the men stacked forward like so many logs.
When Sim got near enough to the gunwale to see the others so neatly stacked away he flew into a rage.
Sim was talking in a picturesque way by this time, but Halstead, ignoring him, stacked him away with his comrades in the bow of the boat.
Stacked outside the tent were many unopened crates of fruit and vegetables.
Stacked high against the sides of the car were several large bundles of canvas.
She stared at the canvas bundles and boxes stacked in the car.
But when they climbed in, the luggage was stacked so high on the floor, they had little space for their feet.
The place was empty, save for a medley of arms stacked in corners, wherefore, treading cautiously, the friar led them a-down a narrow passage and so to a second and larger chamber where burned a fire of logs.
Goat turned on the light, revealing a book-lined, paper-stacked room focused on a huge desk.
He led them down a dim, dusty corridor, stretching deep into the dark bowels of the building, and turned aside into a paper-stacked room which evidently was his study.
As he ate, his eye fell on dishes stackedbeside the sink.
Through a door, she could see part of the inner office, cluttered and stacked with papers and books.
The men shouted hoarsely, and several tried to reach their guns, which were stacked in one corner.
Branches from a pine tree, stacked up against a sapling cut to fit between the crotches of two trees, with the same sort of boughs for a roof and floor, made a very good shelter.
There are plenty of sheep in the Island, and it is for them as much as the ponies that the grass is cut, dried, and stacked under such woeful disadvantages and in such a marvellously painstaking manner.
They had about fifty bottles of claret and champagne stacked up beside them, and a guard set over it.
After I had left the next day, our neighbor came over and seeing the stack asked the boys when they stackedthat hay.
He thought it must have been the day before that we hauled and stacked the hay.
Young Brockville went into a house, where he heard wounded were lying, and found a pile of dead Frenchmen stackedagainst a wall.
The boat-house was a small and rickety structure perched on a rough foundation of stones, which had been stacked to the same height as the landing-place.
At other tables workers took the ironed sheets, ticketed them, tied them in bundles, wrapped and labeled and stacked the bundles, whereupon they sooner or later were wheeled off to one side and boxed.
We then went beyond the creek at Appomattox Court House, stacked arms amid the bitter tears of bronzed veterans, regretting the necessity of capitulation.
We mustered the men in the nearest company, stacked goods and deployed them as skirmishers.
But the finest boards had been stripped off the buildings, and were stacked outside, and the corn had been hastily removed to temporary huts in impervious bush two hundred yards away.
Fortunately for us, they had taken the precaution to pick out the finest boards, and had stacked many of them in the bush.
I was counting out Mr. Trier's payroll, and after I had stacked the twenties I turned to get the tens.
Meek The teller turned to the stacked pile of bills.
The paymaster of the Cramer Packing Company nodded an assent and Winston turned to the stacked bills in his rear currency rack.
His gaze swept the counter where, a moment before, he had stacked the twenties, and his jaw dropped.
MEEK 259 The Teller Turned to theStacked Pile of Bills.
The silver pesos stacked up on the table in the center of the box are given to a man in waiting to be wagered on the various events.
The plates were stacked up like Chinese pagodas, and counting them, you could determine accurately the number of courses on the bill of fare.
So they stacked them the way they'd seen Terran frozen foods shipped in the past, and sent them over.
