of Erect

Generous; noble.

It is to be noticed that the flag of the Republic had not been erected over the tents of the visitors, nor anywhere on the island. – Terre Napoleon A history of French explorations and projects in Australia by Ernest Scott

I was not able to see her in chapel or to see the throne erected for her with its back to the Table, which has given great offence to many people. – Autobiography of Sir George Biddell Airy by George Biddell Airy

Unfortunately, some rather lofty modern buildings have been erected in front of this cliff castle, so as to render it impossible to make of it an effective sketch or to take a satisfactory photograph. – Castles and Cave Dwellings of Europe by Sabine Baring-Gould

In 1837 the organ was removed, and a new one erected by Parsons. – Charles Dickens and Music by James T. Lightwood

This chamber had been built when Hortan erected his new capital and none of the Jovians knew of its location, so it was chosen as our meeting place. – Giants on the Earth by Sterner St. Paul Meek

This done he looked about him for a suitable place to build a shelter, and finding a good drift not far away set about his building with greater care than on the night before, and before noon time had a small but well- fashioned igloo erected with a tunnel leading to the entrance that he might better be protected from the wind. – Bobby of the Labrador by Dillon Wallace

The other buildings were probably erected within the last fifty years. – Account of a Tour in Normandy, Vol. II. (of 2) by Dawson Turner

The huts that we had erected on the north side, upon our arrival from Fatiko, had been destroyed by the natives. – Ismailia by Samuel W. Baker

Sir Richard many years before his death constantly fed a great number of poor citizens, built a church and a college to it, with a yearly allowance for poor scholars, and near it erected a hospital. – The Blue Fairy Book by Various

The other set looked down upon a new building being erected across the way. – Half Portions by Edna Ferber

Since which, a considerable town may be said to have been erected upon his property, now about 1600l. – An History of Birmingham (1783) by William Hutton

East side, complied with;- nothing done to the street, and a school- house erected in the centre of the street. – Toronto of Old by Henry Scadding

The first building erected on this rock was a block- house, which was afterward burned. – Over the Rocky Mountains to Alaska by Charles Warren Stoddard

He made a carpenter's shop of the chief drawing- room and erected a bench there. – The Triumphs of Eugène Valmont by Robert Barr

Close to the spot where we had before stopped, there were two huts that had been recently erected. – Expedition into Central Australia by Charles Sturt

At this point the forest came down close to the water's edge, and the ground was high and dry, and Swiftwater told the boys to " camp out" if they so desired, and had double tarpaulins placed on the ground for them and " dog tents" erected for them near the Indians. – The Boy Scouts on the Yukon by Ralph Victor

The hairs of my head, catching terror from my fancies, erected themselves. – Prince Zaleski by M.P. Shiel

The foot- bridge erected with my assistance is considered satisfactory, just as though the wind had placed it. – The Life of the Spider by J. Henri Fabre

The part of the edifice which Bohier erected in 1515 is that through which the visitor makes his entrance, and is built upon the piers of an old mill which was destroyed at that time. – Castles and Chateaux of Old Touraine and the Loire Country by Francis Miltoun