I have been all over this land,
from end to end, and now I am back again since day before yesterday, to that city which we passed through, that last day of our long journey, and which is near her country home.
This must not be, if the clue that leads through the windings of the story is to remain
from end to end untangled in my hands.
The door of the room opens on to the end of the gallery, exactly facing the east window, at the extremity of the 'right' gallery, where Rouletabille had placed Daddy Jacques, and commands an uninterrupted view of the gallery
from end to end of the chateau.
Florid, with white hair, the face of an old Jupiter, and the figure of an old fox-hunter, he enlivened the vale of Thyme
from end to end on his big, cantering chestnut.
He is annihilating the crooked streets and building in their stead noble boulevards as straight as an arrow--avenues which a cannon ball could traverse
from end to end without meeting an obstruction more irresistible than the flesh and bones of men--boulevards whose stately edifices will never afford refuges and plotting places for starving, discontented revolution breeders.
The approaches to it upon the Middlesex side were choked from end to end with frozen traffic which made all further advance in that direction impossible.
The church was crammed from end to end with kneeling figures in every posture of supplication and abasement.
"No; look out for the part where you think you have done with the goblins and they come back," breathed Helen, as the music started with a goblin walking quietly over the universe,
from end to end. Others followed him.
They were going
from end to end of the country in all manner of useful missionary capacities; their penchant for wandering, and their experience in it, made them altogether the most effective spreaders of civilization we had.
Fogg and Sir Francis Cromarty, after searching the village
from end to end, came back without having found anything.
Lawrence to the shores of Lake Champlain; traversed the lake in it,
from end to end; hoisted it again in a wagon and wheeled it off to Lansingburgh, and there launched it upon the waters of the Hudson.
But the mischief was as subtle as it was mortal - as though a plank had started
from end to end. Within and without the waters rose equally - then lay an instant level with our gunwales - then swamped us, oh!
He felt of it
from end to end, peered down the black depths of the muzzle, fingered the sights, the breech, the stock, and finally the trigger.
