"The Battle Hymn of the Republic" writer

Usage examples of howe.

This I ask, that albeit I be but a war-taken thrall, I be suffered to lay my brother in earth and heap a howe over him in these mountains.

Bele then spoke again to his sons, and bade them erect his howe, or funeral mound, within sight of that of Thorsten, that their spirits might commune, and not be sundered even in death.

Yonder ye see in the howe, and Yonderdale begins where the twae hills hurkle thegither.

Elmer Cowley THE UNTOLD LIE, concerning Ray Pearson DRINK, concerning Tom Foster DEATH, concerning Doctor Reefy and Elizabeth Willard SOPHISTICATION, concerning Helen White DEPARTURE, concerning George Willard INTRODUCTION by Irving Howe I must have been no more than fifteen or sixteen years old when I first chanced upon Winesburg, Ohio.

Ferry terminal at Horseshoe Bay, the Squamish Highway, offering one lane each way, threads its precarious way along steep, heavily forested cliffs overlooking Howe Sound.

A few miles past Squamish, a tiny logging and bedroom community that sits at the end of Howe Sound some 40 miles north of Vancouver, a small white-water stream runs across the highway on its way to the Squamish River.

Sam Tibbins and the perjured conscience and guilty genius of Mark Knocklofty or Michael Howe.

General Ralph Howe was in the corridor, dressed as Hart was, in a tieless uniform shirt and trousers.

Howe that Annie wrote for Nella Braddy sHowed that resentment of the woman was still alive in her fifty years later.

Howe in his antislavery work as well as in his efforts for the blind, and who as his successor as the head of the State Board of Charities had been instrumental in rescuing Annie from Tewksbury, wrote the memorial tribute in The Transcript.

Howes, Three Saints and a Sinner, had just appeared, and Nella wrote Polly: There is no privacy any more for the living or the dead.

All the rest of the Charyot, in fashion like the former, was of burning Carbuncle, shewing light in the darkest places, of an expolite cutting: past any reason, to thinke howe or where it was possible to be made, or by what workeman.

CHAPTER XVII--THE WOOD-SUN SPEAKETH WITH THIODOLF Now the Markmen laid Heriulf in howe on the ridge-crest where he had fallen, and heaped a mighty howe over him that could be seen from far, and round about him they laid the other warriors of the kindreds.

Howe there was nothing that could steal from Melodic classical type of cool blond beauty.

Other natural traps in the Morrison sediments are recorded at the Howe Quarry and Quarry 13, both in Wyoming, where sauropod skeletons are abundant.