The Celts vanished by the end of that century, leaving a few place-names to mark their passage.
The city-state and its culture were to be propagated under his aegis, but this visionvanished with Alexander's death, and Macedonian militarism proved a disappointment.
Laugh like a boy at splendors that have sped, To vanished joys be blind and deaf and dumb; My judgments seal the dead past with its dead, But never bind a moment yet to come.
I wish I could remember what he said, but the memory of all the words uttered in these debates has now vanished from my mind, though I recall vividly the general impression that I have tried briefly to put down.
The poor fellow vanished in the middle of an unfinished article, which has appeared in the last "Westminster," as his forlorn vale!
As the last shred of LE PETIT Paul has vanished in said smoke, the observer notes that the poor father is indeed "too late.
The breeze had all vanished and the sea was like glass.
It was almost past, and the lights in the houses across the valley had long since vanished when he obtained a little consolation.
Friedel, springing from her lap; but, ere either could reach the window, Ebbo had vanished from the scene.
But his white-tipped, feathery brush flickered before their eyes for a fraction of a second, and vanished into the gloom of the spruce wood.
His trail, too, had vanished completely from the face of the earth.
The next moment it slipped swiftly off with its exhausted passenger, wallowed into the roaring flood-gates, plunged over the fall, and vanished amid the rocks and smother below.
Presently he took up a little in his mouth, and was puzzled to find that it vanished almost instantly.
For several minutes the chase fled on into the eye of the morning, then vanished down an unseen cross-corridor of the woods.
But the fox, though he had vanished from view so nonchalantly and swiftly, had not escaped unscathed.
Atlantic to the Pacific and back, and when we had no more need of her, vanished like the mango tree after the trick.
Both name and face had utterly vanished from one's memory till then.
The glacier was God's great plough; and when the ice vanished from the face of the land, it left it prepared for the hand of the husbandman.
True, he vanished somewhat suddenly in the dawn after foolish talk with my grand-daughter.
His like was not in Parliament, nor, indeed, can I conceive his like to be elsewhere in these rougher days, when the ancient courtesies seem to have vanished from our public life.
What a scene; how far vanished from us, in these unworshipping ages of ours!
But that an Infinite of Practical Importance, speaking with strict arithmetical exactness, an Infinite, has vanished or can vanish from the Life of any Man: this thou shalt not believe!
One other of those vanished Existences, whose work has not yet vanished;--almost a pathetic phenomenon, were not the whole world full of such!
Very strange;--how far vanished from us in these unworshipping ages of ours!
And when it was found that all this produced not the slightest impression on any of the two, both the women and the Rakshasa vanished from sight.
Bearing up the lotus-eyed Pandava from under the waters, the Nagas placed him in the selfsame gardens wherein he had been sporting, and vanished in his very sight.
As the last one disappeared from view, a disembodied shape merged from beneath the long table and vanished into the room beyond.
With loud yells and frightful threats beating against his ears, the cave man vanished into the tangled maze beyond the clearing.
After Tharn hadvanished through her window, she had gone back to bed--but not to sleep.
Sadu slid back on his haunches, reared up with fore-legs extended, gave one mighty roar--then turned and in wild flight vanished into the jungle!
The quarry vanished round a corner just as they tumbled into the hansom on the top of Hugo, but it was never out of observation for more than a quarter of a minute.
But she dismissed the suspicion, because she passionately desired an 'Incroyable' corset at twelve and eleven, and she feared lest the corsets might havevanished as strangely as the stoles.
To this big, bare building, to one of these barren rooms, Morton Serviss returned after eight weeks study of the sands and the stars and the cave-dwellings of vanished men.
I do not believe that father and mother and Hayward have vanished into a handful of dust, I cling to a belief in their living selves, not because the bishop and the prayer-books say so, but just because my own mind says so.
These little coasters, surviving long after the stately merchant marine had vanished from blue water, have enjoyed a slant of favoring fortune in recent years.
How many a time have I paused in my tramping to poke around such a ruin, reconstructing the vanished life of a day when the cities had not sucked our hill towns dry and this scrubby wilderness was a productive farm!
But rhetoric belongs to the past as much as the toga and the snuffbox; it is an extinct art, the art of cultivating style according to the mannerisms of a vanished age.
Like the abandoned dwelling on the upland road to Monterey, these steamers were mute witnesses to a vanished order.
Outside, Mr. Lewisham (eighteen) stood watching the orange oblong for the best part of half an hour, until it vanished and left the house black and blank.
Up that road she vanished night after night, into a grey mist and the shadow beyond a feeble yellow gas-lamp, and he would watch her vanish, and then sigh and turn back towards his lodgings.
The last vestige of disapprobation had vanished from Bonover's manner; asking a favour was his autocratic way of proffering the olive branch.
Heedless of the flow of golden wisdom, he went out at once and admitted a gentleman friend of Madam Gadow, who passed along the passage and vanished down the staircase.
Then the air of consequence vanished again into the past from which it had arisen.
When our two young people found themselves in the cab again a certain stiffness of manner between them vanished and there was more squeezing of hands.
That was certainly not true, and indeed he found himself wondering whither the interest had vanished out of his theological examination of Butler's Analogy.
And the curious vague memories of her appearance as something a little frayed and careless, vanished at sight of her emerging from the darkness of the lift.
The organ came to an abrupt end in the middle of a bar, and vanished in the circumambient silence of space.
They are crumbled into dust; they are vanished from the earth.
Corea has promised me a hogshead of his native Madeira, for which I am to give him an order on Cadell for a copy of the Decline and Fall: he vanished without notice, and is now at Paris.
I now lodge you: but your firm resolve of making me a visit seems to have vanished like a dream.
For a moment she stood in the tense attitude of a hunter seeking to locate the quarry, and then, swiftly moving into the forest, vanished from sight.
In the evening the throng was so great that her voice could barely reach them all, and at the end they came up to her and with deep feeling wished her good-night and then vanished quietly into the darkness.
The place was never fit for habitation again, and gradually it was engulfed in bush and vanished from the face of the earth.
Still later, when, instead of flies and beetles, there fell upon the darkening surface of the river little pale specks which vanished as he snatched at them, he grew fiercely and inexplicably discontented.
If a swallow's wing-tip flicked the surface, sending down a bright little jet of bubbles, these bubbles also would double themselves in reflections as they darted up again and vanished in the mirroring ripples.
The snow vanished swiftly from the laden branches of fir and spruce and hemlock, and the silent woods stood up black and terrible against the weeping sky.
In a fraction of a second every beaver hadvanished beneath the shining surface.
As he vanished the implacable talons struck once more, ripping red furrows in the black fur of his rump.
With a magnificent leap the buck went out and over the wheels and vanished with great sailing bounds into the wild Ottanoonsis forest.
He had justvanished in the leafage when his pursuers appeared at the other side of the pasture.
When at last the snow vanished and the hillside brooks ran full and loud, and spring, with her cool colours and fresh scents, was in full possession of Ringwaak, the little herd scattered.
Then, glancing out again across the lake, he saw that the cow had vanished from the moonlit point.
Neither he nor his companions now lost time in foraging, for their appetite had mysteriously vanished since leaving the salt water.
He gave an order to Pahul, who vanished with a grin.
And as the last dolphin vanished and the seventh ball was removed, the palm was granted, and the spectators shouted a salutation to the giver of the games--Herod Antipas, tetrarch of Galilee.
I thought the stars would shake, the moon grow red; that he would produce the lost Urim, the vanished Ark, and so forever silence disbelief.
The whole indolent nonchalance of the manvanished in an instant.
The cool, indolent interest of the crowd vanished at the red color pointed out by Jackson Jorth.
Queen, headed up toward the Rim, finally vanished from sight.
I first supposed that some beasts of prey had consumed the poor critter; but then they wouldn't have eaten his bones, and he had vanished as effectually as the deposits, without leaving any mark of the course they had taken.
One of the serving-women, too, had seen some one about dark standing close by the wood-pile, who had vanished on her appearance at the door of the kitchen.
Hippity-Hop's forlorn little face peered between the curtains of the front window, but none of them heard her plaintive cry as they all vanished from her sight.
