-
reports that
Ophelia had
climbed into a
willow tree (There is a
willow grows aslant the brook), and that the
branch had
broken and
dropped Ophelia into the...
-
their perfumed censers white,
Softened rays of
sunlight falling In
lines aslant, and warm, and bright,
Shall gild the altar, nave and chancel; Rest with...
- alongside* amid
amidst mid
midst among amongst anti apropos* around* round* as
aslant astride at @ (written alternative) atop
ontop (nonstandard)[citation needed]...
- Street. The site
bordered the old
Boston Post Road,
which predated, and ran
aslant of, the
Manhattan street grid
established by the Commissioners' Plan of...
- unsentimental, heart-affirming
ending of Quichotte, that "sane man," is the
aslant answer to the
question of what is real and what is unreal. A remembrance...
- circles. The
carts were
joined wheel to
wheel by
chains and
positioned aslant, with
their corners attached to each other, so that
horses could be harnessed...
- Soyer's
kitchens at the
Reform Club. He is seen at the
centre in his
trademark beret worn
aslant,
showing two
visitors round....
- the
pillars rotten at
their base, and the
beams and
rafters crooked and
aslant. At that time a fire
suddenly broke out on all sides,
spreading through...
-
Dochmiac (Ancient Gr****: δοχμιακός, from δόχμιος 'across,
aslant, oblique', or 'pertaining to a δοχμή or hand's-breath') is a
poetic meter that is characteristically...
-
climbed back into my carriage—nearly
turned over a viaduct, and
caught aslant upon the turn—to
extricate the
worthy couple. They were much soiled, but...
