uprear

Where shall we cast down the white shield and uprear the red?

O uprear On the front of the wind!

In my silence uprear The sweet guerdon of shame!

To climb the huge boulders the animals were compelled to uprear and struggle blindly through the tangled mass of vegetation.

At times jets of flame from Vauglor uprear themselves, and in the midst of them appear great comical silhouettes.

I have seen The trenches dug, the palisades uprear'd And wattled thick with ash and willow-wands; Yea, wrought at them myself.

The Sephalica, budding with young bees, Uprear'd its purple stem around her knees : * On Santa Maura - olim Deucadia.

There her gentler torrent joins his tumult, and they glide together on the guarded plain to the Hunters' Hills that high to southward uprear their rocks robed in verdure.

Or whence the fear lest this my realm, uprear'd, By noble deeds at one with noble vows, From flat confusion and brute violences, Reel back into the beast, and be no more?

So that this land, like an offensive wife That hath enrag'd him on to offer strokes, As he is striking, holds his infant up, And hangs resolv'd correction in the arm That was uprear'd to execution.

Withdrawn in what darker web Or dimension of dream I know not, In silence pre-occupied And solemnest rectitude The pines uprear, and no sigh For the rapture of moonlight past, Comes from their bosom of boughs.

The pony did not like it, sometimes so successfully resisting with spread, taut legs and mutinous head-tossings, as to overcome the jerk of the ropes, and, at the same time wheeling, to fall heavily on its side or to uprear as the pull on the ropes was relaxed.

At first Batard would crowd himself into the smallest possible space, grovelling close to the floor; but as the music came nearer and nearer, he was forced to uprear, his back jammed into the logs, his fore legs fanning the air as though to beat off the rippling waves of sound.