This is the upheaval of heaven-kissing summits whose streams shall feed the farthest generations, ❋ Unknown (2009)
But beyond, and high above all, as if the spirits of the air had suddenly unveiled their bright abodes, placed in scaleless altitude in the stainless sky, heaven-kissing, companions of the unattainable ether, were the glorious Alps, clothed in dazzling robes of light by the setting sun. ❋ Unknown (2003)
It looks as if it would fly again without the least effort, -- as if it had just 'new-lighted on a heaven-kissing hill'! ❋ Various (N/A)
I was half a mind to cry a halt, the place looked so attractive, and all the more when on stepping out of a door there opened before me a wonderful vision of heaven-kissing mountains. ❋ Elizabeth Kimball Kendall (N/A)
One drop from the cup of her incantations, and the gossamer net-work which she threw about him is changed into prisonbars, her silken chain into links of forged iron; strong will is dwindled, and he who on some 'heaven-kissing hill' stood up to gaze upon the stars, is fit to grovel in a sty. ❋ Various (N/A)
Alas! hearing my plaintive appeal in the wilderness, this king of mountains, this high and sacred hill, crested with innumerable heaven-kissing and many-hued and beauteous peaks, and abounding in various ores, and decked with gems of diverse kings, and rising like a banner over this broad forest, and ranged by lions and tigers and elephants and boars and bears and stags, and echoing all around with ❋ Kisari Mohan [Translator] Ganguli (N/A)
He had the lover's urge towards some heaven-kissing act which should exalt his mistress ---- A book for all the world to read -- a picture painted with ❋ Temple Bailey (N/A)
When man is living in the fulness of his nature, when he is living on the heaven-kissing pinnacles of his spirit, when his whole being is harmonious with the great and glorious laws of God, his future is assured; it is bound to be a great and beautiful success. ❋ W. Bion Adkins (N/A)
When I am abroad I am no stickler for church attendance, yielding myself sometimes to the call of a "heaven-kissing hill" or to the spell of woods sacredly serene; but at home I am accustomed by contagion to look darkly askance at Sunday picknickers or lazy stay-at-homes. ❋ Unknown (1918)
It consisted of the handsome aristocratic parents, two sons in the army, and three daughters, like goddesses upon a heaven-kissing hill, tall and stately, with brilliant fresh complexions, altogether the embodiment of vigorous health. ❋ Unknown (1911)
Twenty miles to the north lies plenty for every needy inhabitant of the town, lies a bit of loam and heaven-kissing pines for each and all. ❋ Honor�� Morrow (1910)
But the gallery emptying itself into a great court open to the blue among graven rafters, St. George promptly threw his doubt to the fresh, heaven-kissing wind that smote their faces, and against mystery and argument and age alike he matched only the happy clamour of his blood. ❋ Zona Gale (1906)
It isn't _quite_ as high as a heaven-kissing hill, but it's a heaven-kissing cow, for Imogen is really _very_ high. ❋ Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards (1896)
To Jane he seemed just descended from some heaven-kissing hill. ❋ Henry Blake Fuller (1893)
We are for the blood of the grape in her youth, her heaven-kissing ardour. ❋ George Meredith (1868)
The monastery there -- but here Perpetua again was the speaker, for the hapless stammerer's brow was beaded with sweat -- the monastery at the foot of the peaked, heaven-kissing mountain, had been closed in consequence of the heresies of its inhabitants; but in the gorges of these great heights there were still many recluses, some in a small Coenobium, some in Lauras and separate caves, and among these perchance Paulus might be found. ❋ Georg Ebers (1867)
The monastery there -- but here Perpetua again was the speaker, for the hapless stammerer's brow was beaded with sweat -- the monastery at the foot of the peaked, heaven-kissing mountain, had been closed in consequence of the heresies of its inhabitants; but in the gorges of these great heights there were still many recluses, some in ❋ Georg Ebers (1867)
He was elevated so high above his cotemporaries by the greatness and originality of his genius, like a "winged Mercury newly alighted on a heaven-kissing hill," as ❋ Unknown (1844)
