It was four o'clock before the waning day, with its suggestion of a cooler evening, caused him to return.
Here was the great Fair store with its multitude of delivery wagons about its long window display, its crowd of shoppers.
For this associated life, with its experiments, its ways and means, its achievements and failures, does not go on in the sky nor yet in a vacuum.
Political democracy, with itsbelief in the right of individual desire and purpose to take part in readapting even the fundamental constitution of society, was foreign to it.
The development of biology clinches this lesson, with its discovery of evolution.
Chapter IX The old-fashioned Union Street cable car, with its low, comfortable outside seats, put Blix and Condy down just inside the Presidio Government Reservation.
That huge city upon the Atlantic seaboard, with its vast, fierce life, where beat the heart of the nation, and where beyond Aunt Kihm she knew no friend, filled Blix with a vague sense of terror and of oppression.
The golden castle, with its canopy of royal snakes, was swayed and tossed, so that we two occupants had much ado not to be shot off like stones from a catapult.
It scurried towards me, champing its noisy lips, and beating the water into spray with its flippers.
He came close to me and made the sign of the Seven, which I returned to him, with its completion, with due form and ceremony.
And every minute of every hour The Mass bell rang with its sound so sweet, While from shrine to shrine, with tireless power, And heaven's love, walked the nailed feet.
But when he chants, his song Will stir the world to its depths and thrill The earth with its tale of wrong.
And winding thro' the mountains The lake's calm wavelets rolled, And a cloudless sun was gilding Their ripples with its gold.
Great care was also bestowed on his military education, of the last importance in a state which, with its professions of peace and good-will, was ever at war for the acquisition of empire.
To the right ran a broad and level road, with its border of friendly shades, and wide enough for two carriages to pass abreast.
Little as we knew it, in 1876 we were mainly gathering together the plans and the raw materials for the building up of the modern business world, with its quick, tense life and its national structure of immense coordinated industries.
It was Watson who took the telephone as Bell had made it, really a toy, with its diaphragm so delicate that a warm breath would put it out of order, and toughened it into a more rugged machine.
Joseph shook his head to express how absolute was the fact that he couldn't.
The mediaeval navigators rise before me, The world of 1492, with its awaken'd enterprise, Something swelling in humanity now like the sap of the earth in spring, The sunset splendor of chivalry declining.
The Vatican Library, with its masses of historical material, has been thrown open to Protestant and Catholic scholars alike, and this privilege has been freely used by men representing all shades of religious thought.
Lieschen herself looked out on you, from under her clean white coif with its lappets, through her clean withered face and wrinkles, with a look of helpful intelligence, almost of benevolence.
With its death, the series of its vital activities ceases entirely, just as it began.
Possibly you have read "Sindbad the Sailor," with its story of the Old Alan of the Sea.
Will you never realise that I am not only flesh and blood but an imagination--with its rights.
More particularly is this so in early June, when the slender asphodel Saint Bruno's lily, with its spike of white blossom, is in flower.
Although Sicca was a sacred town it could not hold such a multitude; the temple alone, with its appurtenances, occupied half of it.
The water was so limpid that the bottom was visible with its paving of white pebbles.
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