The great halls have a power to make one retraverse their space, I have yet to find under other vaulted chambers. ❋ Anna Bowman Dodd (N/A)
I will not retraverse any ground I have covered before. ❋ Oliver [pseud.] Onions (1917)
For a couple of miles I retraverse the path by which I reached Fat-shan before encountering a divergent pathway, acceptable as, leading distinctly toward the northwest. ❋ Thomas Stevens (1894)
The great halls have a power to make one retraverse their space I have yet to find under other vaulted chambers. ❋ Various (1885)
It remains there while the earth passes on, in a line nearly straight, from Mars to G; then, as the earth begins to curve around the sun, Mars will appear to retraverse the distance from F to ❋ Henry White Warren (1871)
We retraverse the valley, cross river Shyok at 15 km from Diskit and drive through rough dirt road with greenery on either side, dotted with wild roses, lavenders and many wild flowers in bloom. ❋ Unknown (2010)
When, in desperation to see once more the light and all the things which linked me to life -- my little bed, the toys on the windowsill, my squirrel in its cage -- I forced myself to retraverse the empty house, expecting at every turn to hear my father's voice or come upon the image of my mother -- yes, such was the confusion of my mind, though I knew well enough even then that they were dead and that I should never hear the one or see the other. ❋ Joseph Lewis French (1897)
When, in desperation to see once more the light and all the things which linked me to life -- my little bed, the toys on the window-sill, my squirrel in its cage -- I forced myself to retraverse the empty house, expecting at every turn to hear my father's voice or come upon the image of my mother -- yes, such was the confusion of my mind, though I knew well enough even then that they were dead and that I should never hear the one or see the other. ❋ Anna Katharine Green (1890)
a very lucid one; I would gladly resume my lonely watches, my struggles with the darkness whence, at last, a glimmer appears as I continue to explore it; I should retraverse the irksome stages of yore, stimulated by the one desire that has never failed me, the desire of learning and of afterwards bestowing my mite of knowledge on others. ❋ Jean-Henri Fabre (1869)
Calderón, Shaftesbury, Voltaire, Goethe, Shelley — is to retraverse the history of Western thought (Trousson, ❋ HARRY LEVIN (1968)
