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Modern art has broken away from nineteenth century conventions.

If you will observe a hollow beech, or sugar snag of which one side is broken away, leaving the sheltered yet open nestling place, you are very likely to find snugly enscounced in its decaying heart one or more specimens of these beautiful silky plants.

It will often be seen in pastures and open woods in the form of a cup, the upper portion having broken away and the wind having scooped out the purple spore-mass, leaving only the cup-shaped base.

The winter snows were here thickly laid against the precipitous crags; the lower part of the buttress thus formed had broken away from the upper, which still clung to the rocks, the whole ridge being thus defended by a profound chasm, called in Switzerland a Bergschrund.

To the right of this barrier was a narrow gangway, from which the snow had not yet broken away so as to form a vertical or overhanging wall.

On this piece there remains a portion of the outer frame in the form of a few letters that have formed part of an inscription; most of these letters, however, have been broken away, and we are thus enabled to see the base of the rods that supported them.

Silver objects which are largely converted into friable chloride, especially if they are much expanded, or if large portions have broken away in the process of removing the chloride, will hardly bear any other treatment than that of impregnation with gum-dammar solution or with paraffin wax.

He sounded the note of his philosophy thirty years ago in a paper on "The Ethics of Democracy",[4] and he has never faltered in his allegiance to the high ideal he there set forth, although he has broken away from the Hegelian mode of thought he then used.

" I was disconcerted, for I had broken away without quite seeing where I was going to.

This seemed to be some watchword or signal that all was right; for the light of a feeble candle gleamed on the wall at the remote end of the passage; and a man's face peeped out, from where a balustrade of the old kitchen staircase had been broken away.

On being roused, he had broken away and made as if he would have spoken in a fierce voice to the judge.

Yet in every case, the villains are not true IRA members but loose cannons who have broken away from the organization.

Stop first at the Crowfoot Glacier, where you can see the foot’s two remaining “toes,” the third having broken away.

" It can hardly be supposed, however, that so enlightened a judge as Sir Matthew Hale would not have broken away the Year Books, if a case had arisen before him where property had been received as a pure favor to the plaintiff, without consideration or reward, and was taken from the defendant by robbery.






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