It is the largest unbroken forest in Italy, and by all odds the most poetic in itself and its associations.
In time this refuge becomes a sort of "yard," surrounded byunbroken snow-banks.
This basin of unbroken green rises away to the south and southeast into the rocky heights of Dix's Peak and Nipple Top,--the latter a local name which neither the mountain nor the fastidious tourist is able to shake off.
Those who would belittle this matter may say that the appearance of which we speak is due largely to the fashion of dress--the long unbroken lines which add to the height and encourage the appearance of slenderness.
It is a wonderful sight, this unbroken jungle, bordered in the far distance by the shadowy blue hills of the Shan States.
A main architrave and cornice run round the entire building like an unbroken string course, and above this, excepting at the different fronts, a balustrade, to which a history is attached.
As it was it curled in over the stem, an unbroken mass of water, filling the decks in an instant and carrying the schooner irresistibly along with it toward the shore at the bottom of the bay.
They filed off, unbroken and defiant, under the covering wings of Uhlans and Cossacks.
In the last part of the war he fought against troops demoralized by an almost unbroken chain of disasters.
Proclaiming at the beginning of his Italian campaigns that he came to free Italy, he yet finished his course of almost unbroken triumphs by a surrender which his panegyrists have scarcely attempted to condone.
Lisbon has the whole rake of the Atlantic before it, unbroken by island or headland; and the entire coast of Portugal is one of the most exposed of Europe.
One day Theresa got up from the bed where she had spent fifteen unbroken months, and seemed all of a sudden completely recovered.
The mask hung on the other side of the room from the oil painting; its unbroken smile was lost in the shadows.
His was a darkness unbroken by a ray of thought or sensation, a dreamless inanition, a vast space of peace.
For a time he could not conceive how he was to get within the unbroken facade of this place.
The sea rolls in and breaks upon the yellow beach, which extends from east to west for some seventy kilometres in an irregular line, unbroken by rocks or cliffs.
It declares the unbroken continuance of personal existence, and the reality of a state of conscious blessedness, in which men are aware of their union with Him, the Lord of the realm and the Life of its inhabitants.
The old unbrokencompanionship was not to be resumed.
So long as there blends with the sense of my unworthiness any doubt about the free, full, unbroken flow of the divine love to me, my sense of my own unworthiness is disturbed.
Unbroken silence still prevailed among the guests, but again Jesus speaks as teacher, and now to the host.
A shoulder of rock with a ribbon of snow upon its ridge jutted out from the summit of the cliff, and descended in an unbroken line to the road.
Macbeth's series of successes is unbroken till it ends in the murder of Banquo; his series of failures is unbroken from its commencement in the escape of Fleance.
Centre of Plot: Change fromunbroken success to unbroken failure: =iii.
For miles upon miles that heterogeneous collection of buildings stretched, unbrokenand without system, until the eye tired of trying to make out the limits of it.
The street stretched, unbrokenby curbing, from wall to wall and from corner to corner.
Unconquered, I have done what could be done, With swordunbroken and with broken heart.
Although the grating of the hinge roused Adam, he neither stirred nor moved until, satisfied by the unbroken silence that Reuben had left him to himself, he ventured to raise his head.
But that these formed an unbroken chain from Coroebus down to Hippias' day is quite incredible.
Thus spoke a fresh and unbroken tradition, so universal and so unquestionable that no other voice was heard beside.
But the steel booms employed, though somewhat bent, remained unbroken and in position, and the joints were quite uninjured.
It gives the belt an unbroken flat surface and is far superior to anything so far introduced for that purpose.
To proceed northward along the Mississippi would only serve to plunge us into an unbroken wilderness, already threatened by Indian war, while to venture down that stream meant almost certain capture.
Past counting, glistening with slime, of all types and of all materials, of an age to be reckoned in months or years, it might be in centuries, they bore witness to the unbroken procession of thousands and thousands of wrecks.
He was clothed from base to summit in a dark, unbroken robe of forest.
But westward all was unbroken wilderness, a great sea of woods as far as the eye could reach.
AU LARGE “Wherever we strayed, the same tranquil leisure enfolded us; day followed day in an order unbroken and peaceful as the unfolding of the flowers and the silent march of the stars.
We continued on through a succession of valleys, and came into a most beautiful spot of flower fields; instead of green, the hills were purple and orange, with unbroken beds, into which each color was separately gathered.
Again we heard the roar of the fall in the river below, where the water in an unbroken volume goes over a descent of several feet.
Through this place, the stream flows with a quiet current, unbroken by any rapid, and is about seventy yards wide between the walls, which rise perpendicularly from the water.
Immediately before us, when the bands first came down into the valley, stretched an unbroken line, the head of which was lost among the river hills on the opposite side; and still they poured down from the ridge on our right.
The narrative flows in one unbroken current, detached parts whereof hint but imperfectly of the whole, as do goblets of water of the stream wherefrom they are dipped.
The Seventh Rhode Island was in the hall at the same time, and you may be assured that Little Rhody showed an unbroken front here, as she had already done under more trying circumstances elsewhere.
