It was daylight; the wind was whistling as before between the shafts, and the snow was falling in the same way, except that it was no longer driving against the frame of the sledge but silently covered both sledge and horse
deeper and
deeper, and neither the horse's movements nor his breathing were any longer to be heard.
The
deeper I got into the tropics, the
deeper I found men drank, the
deeper I drank myself.
His life itself passes
deeper in nature than the studies of the naturalist penetrate; himself a subject for the naturalist.
At last he came to a part of the road where the wheels sank half-way into the mire, and the more the horses pulled, the
deeper sank the wheels.
"Doubtless," said the Philosopher to himself, as he walked away, "the wisdom of fools is no
deeper nor truer than ours, but they really do seem to have a more impressive way of imparting it."
And whenever she had picked one, she fancied that she saw a still prettier one farther on, and ran after it, and so got
deeper and
deeper into the wood.
For a quarter of an hour at least I penetrated
deeper and
deeper into the city, without encountering a living creature on my way--with only the starlight to guide me.
Since this was done, the accumulated refuse collected from the periodical cleansings of the house, during a term of nearly three years--including, of course, the ashes from the fires kept burning, for the greater part of the year, in the library and the picture-gallery--have been poured upon the heap, and have buried the precious morsels of paper
deeper and
deeper, day by day.
Before my highest mountain do I stand, and before my longest wandering: therefore must I first go
deeper down than I ever ascended:
He was lowered into the crevice, he descended
deeper and
deeper between the clear blue walls of solid ice, he approached a bend in the crack and disappeared under it.
"He has no hat." Then seeing in her face that she already, in this, with a
deeper dismay, found a touch of picture, I quickly added stroke to stroke.
In the stillness and the darkness, the knowledge that I was in deadly danger took to itself
deeper and
deeper meaning all the time; a something which was realization crept inch by inch through my veins and turned me cold.