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RMG3AK3N–Sir Garnet Wolseley(1833-1913) as a young officer in the British army, storming Myat-Toon's stronghold, Burma, February 1853. 'Impetuously eager to distinguish himself in this, his first serious fight, the young officer was rushing forward, well ahead of
RMMR4XRM–The Orta, a mountain river, flows impetuously among large boulders and plants with autumnal colors. Maiella National Park, Abruzzo, Italy, Europe
RM2RGDJR4–Sir Garnet Wolseley(1833-1913) as a young officer in the British army, storming Myat-Toon's stronghold, Burma, February 1853. 'Impetuously eager to distinguish himself in this, his first serious fight, the young officer was rushing forward, well ahead of the men.'
RM2HT6B15–Fountain of Trevi - Rome, 1850. '...a colossal marble group, representing Neptune in his chariot, drawn by sea-horses, and heralded by marine deities...The general effect is very line. Rushing impetuously like a cataract over the face of the artificial rock, the waters plunge with a hoarse roar into a capacious basin, depressed below the level of the street; and the spray, as it dances up and mingles with the lesser streams that issue from the mouths of the marine monsters, envelopes the lower region of the substructure in a misty mantle of gauze - the ensemble suggesting to an active fancy th
RM2RAAA58–Sir Garnet Wolseley(1833-1913) as a young officer in the British army, storming Myat-Toon's stronghold, Burma, February 1853. 'Impetuously eager to distinguish himself in this, his first serious fight, the young officer was rushing forward, well ahead of the men.' Date: February 1853
RFKW0E0G–an imposing waterfall flows impetuously in the midst of alpine vegetation in the Nationa Park of Great Paradise in Piedmont,Italy
RFJG9RN8–Montmorency river violent rapids flow in a night storm, Canada. Ancient grey tone etching style art by Huet, Le Tour du Monde, Paris, 1861
RM2AN6H9B–How to study pictures by means of a series of comparisons of paintings and painters from Cimabue to Monet, with historical and biographical summaries and appreciations of the painters' motives and methods . ntoretto. They had been succeededby many clever painters, but by none of commandinggenius. On the one hand were Guido Reni and CarloDolci, saturated with sentimentality; on the other, Sal-vator Rosa, following Caravaggio in depicting whatwas impetuously powerful, and yet again Tiepolo, abrilliant and vivacious decorator. Poussin, amid thisuncertain flux of energy, attached himself to Domeni
RFJ033HN–A woman protestors pushes against the shields of the Chilean police force, known as Carabinero's, in Santiago, Chile.
RM2AN6G6F–How to study pictures by means of a series of comparisons of paintings and painters from Cimabue to Monet, with historical and biographical summaries and appreciations of the painters' motives and methods . ntoretto. They had been succeededby many clever painters, but by none of commandinggenius. On the one hand were Guido Reni and CarloDolci, saturated with sentimentality; on the other, Sal-vator Rosa, following Caravaggio in depicting whatwas impetuously powerful, and yet again Tiepolo, abrilliant and vivacious decorator. Poussin, amid thisuncertain flux of energy, attached himself to Domeni
RM2AM7YHC–Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand . Where we have most frequently observed it has been far above theGorge of the Rangitata, one of the great snow rivers, as they are termed. Thisstream, which derives its source from the glaciers which are embedded in thegloomy and secluded fastnesses of the Southern Alps, is periodically swollen bythe melting of the snow and by the heavy rain from the north-west, whichfalls during the spring and autumn months; fed by numerous creeks andtributaries from every converging gully, its volume increases, it rushes noisilyand impetuously over its rough
RM2AGA47A–. Cassell's history of the war in the Soudan. traversing Ethiopia, these twoadventurous officers came to enormoustracts of impassable marshes, with twogreat rocks rising in their midst, frombetween which thej alleged the riverrushed forth impetuously. In the sixteenthcentury, two Portu-guese Jesuits feltcertain that theyhad reached thesource of the Nile ;but it was provedthat the two re-verend fathers hadmissed their way,and followed onlythe course of theBlue Nile, which isa tributary. Inmore modern timesit has often beenasserted that thereal sources of theriver were in therecesses of the Ge-b
RM2AKAH87–Brethren at Work, The (1881) . m an. (Primitive please copy.) —The Lord deals with His freinds, who aredearest t) him ; as the ocean does with its waves.Sometimes it pushes them against the rocKs,whare they break in pieces ; sometimes it rollsthem on the land, or dashes them on the mire, andthen in a moment it retakes them into the depthsof its own bosom, where they are absorbed withthe same rapidity with which they were first ejec-ted. The more violently they are dashed upon therocks, the more quickly and impetuously do theyreturn to their great centre. Gold, in the mint, is weighed by more d
RM2AKMTKW–Popular resorts, and how to reach them . North JNIouutain House hasbeen erected. This delightful sheet of water, three miles in circum-ference, is fed by springs at its bottom. It abounds in fine varieties oftish, and furnishes withal a pkxising source of amusement. Its outletforms the head-waters of Kitchen Creek; which, with seeming reluctanceat first, leaves its parent head: then, as it moves along, gathering strengthby fresh accessions, it soon assumes a bolder course, until the moiuitainsbrink is reached, down which it plunges impetuously, forming numerouswild cascades, then, with a fearf
RM2AGDWE3–. Stanley and the white heroes in Africa; being an edition from Mr. Stanley's late personal writings on the Emin Pasha relief expedition ... ed to fight. But theywere unable to maintain that courageous behavior long.Mkwenda then moved up from the left, and attacked with hismusketeers the Wavuma on the right, riddling their canoes,and making matters specially hot for them in that quarter. ** The Wavuma, seeing matters approaching a crisis, and not wishing to die tamely, manned their canoes, and a hundred and ninetj^-six dashed impetuously, as at first, from the rushes of Ingira with shrill loud
RM2AJ7HEE–A dictionary of musical terms, containing upwards of 9000 English, French, German, Italian, Latin and Greek words and phrases, preceded by rules for the pronunciation of Italian, German and French; . ond ; disjunct (ordiscrete) progression.Skizze (Ger.) Sketch ; a short charac-teristic piece, or bit of salon-music,without fixed form.Slancio, con (It.) With vehemence,impetuously. (Sometimes written islan-cio, for the sake of euphony.)Slargando, Slargandosi (It.) Grow-ing slower ; comp. Largando.Slentando (It.) See Slargando.Slide. I. A movable U-shaped tube inthe trombone (sometimes in the trum
RM2AXD3KT–Italy from the Alps to Mount Etna . ni, just at the en-trance to a wild gorge, through which the Nera has forced its passage. Above is theCyclopean citadel, and in the fore-ground, crossing the torrent, a half-ruined, giganticRoman bridge. The railway here passes through a gorge which recalls the Via Malain its dark and threatening aspect. The rocks overhang the road, and are clothed withlaurel bushes and dwarf ilex. The Nera dashes impetuously along in its narrow course,until at length the rocky walls open out into the valley of the Tiber, and we beholdthe plains of Latium stretching fair in
RM2AKCJ18–Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 109 June to November 1904 . as the man and the dog. Two and two are how many, Da-vid? demanded Jonathan, in a loud,firm voice. David barked four times. Six from nine leaves how many,David? And David did bark thrice. It is astounding! Incredible! Howdo you do it? How do you do it? ex-claimed Mrs. Mersey. She drew herbreath hard. That is my secret, replied the oldmathematician, with dignity. You havea right to it, madam, if you insist, headded, quickly and contritely. I insist on nothing, Mr. Perch, saidthe lady, impetuously,— except that youshall become a se
RM2AWMM2T–Good roads . g and his eyes sweeping the landscape in searchof game. The setting sun, like a great fire-ship, was floating low inan amber sea, through which crimson-crested billows rolled andharmlessly broke, in a flood of rosy light, upon the snow-crowned mountains, whose precipitous sides formed the environ-ing walls of a wide basin or mountain park, lying 4480 feetabove the level of the sea. The surface of the park was broken by gently undulatingflower-strewn hills, and cut by the foaming waters of theYellowstone, impetuously rushing from its canj^on home to jointhe great Missouri. A gradua
RM2CPDR96–. Bird-nesting in north-west Canada . Land and forests are around him all the time. The travellernow gets a glimpse of the beautiful, after passing throughhundreds of miles of unutterable dreariness. He is near thedividing line of the Laurentian and the alluvial regions ; andbefore he bids farewell to the Laurentides they burst intoscenes of rare picturesqueness. At Rat Portage the Lake ofthe Woods is drained by the Winnipeg river, which formsnumerous cascades and water-falls in its descent. At theeastern falls the river, compressed between beautifully-stainedgranite rocks, rushes impetuously
RM2CP643C–. Transactions and proceedings of the New Zealand Institute . we have most frequently observed it has been far above theGorge of the Rangitata, one of the great snoio rivers, as they are termed. Thisstream, which derives its source from the glaciers which are embedded in thegloomy and secluded fastnesses of the Southern Aljps, is periodically swollen bythe melting of the snow and by the heavy rain from the north-west, whichfalls during the spring and autumn months; fed by numerous creeks andtributaries from every converging gully, its A^olume increases, it rushes noisilyand impetuously over it
RM2CGJ0C8–. Abraham Lincoln and the battles of the Civil War . able column of attack was formed, which, about five oclock,emerged from the ravine and, no longer impeded by our artillery,impetuously assailed our whole front. From this time until aftersix oclock the attack was continuous, and the fire on both sidesterrific. Some few, chiefly officers, got within thirty yards of ourlines, but in every instance their columns were shattered by thetime they got within one hundred paces. The firing graduallysubsided, and by seven oclock our pickets were establishedwithin thirty yards of those of the enemy. Our
RM2CET38G–. Thackerayana;. 24 THACKERAYANA.. him that I will smother my own anguish rather than add tohis. As it was now evening, the servant, who conducted Isabella,bore a torch before her. When they came to Manfred, who was walking impatiently about thegallery, he started, and saidhastily, Take away that light,and begone. Then, shuttingthe door impetuously, he flunghimself upon a bench againstthe wall, and bade Isabella sitby him. She obeyed trem-bling. The iniquitous Manfredthen proposed, that as his sonwas dead, Isabella should espouse him instead, and he woulddivorce the virtuous Hippolita. Manfred
RM2CGJNWA–. The soldier in our Civil War : a pictorial history of the conflict, 1861-1865, illustrating the valor of the soldier as displayed on the battle-field, from sketches drawn by Forbes, Waud, Taylor, Beard, Becker, Lovie, Schell, Crane and numerous other eye-witnesses to the strife . dvanced more impetuously than before, andgained the ground. The latter was not, however,given up until, the ammunition having becomeexhausted, with no possibility of its then beingreplenished, and several of his best otiiceni gone,Sheridan had made a moat audaeions bayonot-chargc. What remained of his division had t
RM2CGJFNP–. The Civil War through the camera : hundreds of vivid photographs actually taken in Civil War times, together with Elson's new history . rates and they availednothing. Gearys troops had been ordered to halt Avlien theyreached the foot of the palisades, but fired by success theypressed impetuously forward. From its higher position atthe base of the cliff Cobhams brigade showered volley aftervolley upon the Confederate main line of defense, while thatof Ireland gradually rolled up the flank. The Federal bat-teries on Moccasin Point across the river were doing what theycould to clear the mountai
RM2CEME1Y–. Art in France. lognas Mercury in a hussar uniform torepresent a figure rushing impetuously for^^ard. And without doingviolence to reality. Napoleons painters were able to give himthe clear-cut, beardless face of Cassar, and the laurelled brow ofan Imperator. Nor were the emotions which agitated the contemporary worldincomprehensible to a student of Plutarch who had become theofficial painter of the Convention and of the Empire. Wordsand actions readily assumed a heroic guise. David was able topass from the Oath of the Horatii to the Oath of the Tennis Courtwithout quitting the chilly heights
RM2CGGPTE–. The Victrola book of the opera : stories of one hundred and twenty operas with seven-hundred illustrations and descriptions of twelve-hundred Victor opera records . and asks the bird to singagain. This time the songster reveals to him that Briinnhilde lies sleeping, waiting for thehero who is able to reach the fire-encircled spot. The Bird: Hey! Siegfried has slain now the sinisterdwarf! I wot for him now a glorious wife. In guarded fastness she sleeps, Fire doth emborder the spot: Oerstepped he the blaze, Waked he the bride, Briinnhilde then would be his!Siegfried (starting impetuously to h
RM2CEYCHD–. Fables of Aesop and others. ing that we are sensible may be preju-dicial to either our health or fortunes, we should take care notto let our inclinations run up into a habit; for though the formermay be easily checked at our first setting out, and directedwhich way we please; yet the latter, like a head-strong unrulyhorse in his full career, will have its own course, and we arehurried impetuously on, without the power of controlling it.—As the passions of young men are warm, and their imagina-tions lively, it would be wrong to endeavour to tie them up fromthe pursuit of innocent pleasures. B
RM2CGN0TE–. Slavery and four years of war : a political history of slavery in the United States, together with a narrative of the campaigns and battles of the Civil War in which the author took part, 1861-1865 . le from Winchester. About 5 P.M. Wright and Crookscorps, though then in single line, impetuously dashed forward,while Merritt and Averells cavalry divisions under Torbert,somewhat closely massed, overthrew the Confederate cavalryand swept mercilessly along the Martinsburg pike and thefoot of the precipitous ridge. The enemys artillery was rid-den over or forced to fly from the field. Torbert rea
RM2CEH8RA–. Luttrell of Arran. for having cured you. Per-haps I have as good a claim to it as that other to whom you wouldbequeath it. No, no, no ! cried she, impetuously. You never cared for me,you never could care for me, as he does; but keep it if you will.Good-bye, good-bye ! One instant more. There is another old manto whom I would send a message. Your guardian ? A scornful curl of her lip and an impatient gesture of her headstopped him. Tell Sir Within that I was very grateful to him. He did muchto make my life a very hapjiy one, and yet I am so glad to leave it JSpeak kindly to him, and comfort h
RM2CP9CWB–. New England bird life: being a manual of New England ornithology; . residentin New England, arriving early in May, and departingin September. It is confined tono section, but may be observedanywhere in the twilight andalso at any time during the day,especially in cloudy weather,coursing with splendid powersof flight overhead like a wingedgreyhound in endless evolu-tions. Sometimes it soars tillit becomes but a speck to theview, and again skims swiftlylow over the ground—nowdashing impetuously forward,now sailing with easy boldsweeps of the pointed pinions, fig. j.-night-hawk. arresting its c
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