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Updated: May 23, 2025
Practically little or no heat escapes through sides of a volcano. There was argument over physical conditions influencing explosions especially as to barometric influence. There was a good deal of disjointed information on lavas, ropy or rapid flowing and viscous also on spatter cones and caverns. In all cases lavas cool slowly heat has been found close to the surface after 87 years.
Crouching down on the stool, he clasped his hands behind his head, and tightened his arms over his ears. It was useless. He could not help but listen. Only disjointed sentences, odd pages torn from the book of life, some of them blurred with tears; but they were like a cool hand on a fevered brow to him that heard him.
For, as he sat there, they still thronged in upon him, disjointed and confused, yet all tinged with that peculiar sadness which seemed to have lain heavy upon his life. Again the memory of those long lonely days of his boyhood stole in upon him.
Standing as they were, tightly pressed in between a number of different groups, their ears were assaulted by a disjointed mass of stentorian conversation that gave a singular illusion as if it all came from one inconceivably voluble source, the individuality of the voices being lost in the screaming enunciation which, as Mrs.
They never so much as entered Fidentia, but marched round it, acquiescent to the gentle suggestion of a trembling and incoherent alderman, quaking with fear and barely able to enunciate some disjointed sentences. At Parma they emptied two ergastula and never so much as approached the others, repeating this inconsistency at Mutina and Bononia.
"You might board her at Mrs. Hall's," she suggested, after listening to a rather disjointed narrative from the entire club. "Of course. The very thing," murmured Betty. "Why didn't we think of it ourselves?" "And you must organize your work in a businesslike way," continued Mrs. Marshall. "You might start an Elsa fund with what you can collect among yourselves, no matter how small.
Walnut-tree Farm was an old house that stood some little way from the road in our favourite lane a lane full of wild roses and speedwell, with a tiny footpath of disjointed flags like an old pack-horse track.
What was the matter? What could he do for her? "Faint heat of the sun walked too fast allowed to sit down for five minutes!" gasped Afy, in disjointed sentences. Mr. Jiffin tenderly conducted her through the shop to his parlor. Afy cast half an eye round, saw how comfortable were its arrangements, and her symptoms of faintness increased. Gasps and hysterical sobs came forth together. Mr.
It was a large disjointed hand, with a flourish of masculinity which but slightly disguised its rambling weakness, and the words, scrawled in heavy ink on pale-tinted notepaper, smote on Lily's ear as though she had heard them spoken. At first she did not grasp the full import of the situation.
But they would find enough classicism at Ansbach, he promised them, and he entered with sympathetic intelligence into their wish to see this former capital when March told him they were going to stop there, in hopes of something typical of the old disjointed Germany of the petty principalities, the little paternal despotisms now extinct.
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