tenanting

The Bali-dagh, or “Honey Mount,” in the plain of Troy, is so called on account of the numerous wild bees tenanting the caves in its precipitous rocks to the south.

We actually are going to have the auditorium space, which is about 40,000 square feet, which we will be tenanting.

Now again he may be found at times tenanting huts, or the forms of shelter which are supposed to represent them.

He is lightly, and, as it were, airily and but grazingly seated in, or rather flittingly tenanting an old-fashioned chair of Malacca.

As a rule, the motive for the reappearance on earth of a spirit lately tenanting a mortal body, is found in some neglected duty.