In Swat, which lies about 50 miles east of Mohmand, deeper in the mountains, some tribesmen have lionized Ms. Yousafzai as a teenage heroine who stood up to the Taliban where many others have faltered.
We spent the following night even deeper in the mountains, at lonely Maruia Springs, where the food, the beer and the bath house are Japanese, and the mineral pools black with benevolent algae.
The American bombs are falling deeper in the mountains now, a sign that groups of Al Qaeda fighters are retreating from ridge to ridge as local Afghan fighters and the American and British fighting with them move to cut them off.
A rental car is a must for getting to the trailheads deeper in the mountains, but there is regular train service from Florence and Pisa — through Lucca — to stops along the Serchio.
All shining with life as the leaf, as the wing shines, the stone deep in the mountain, the drop in the green wave.
But that was only because the offerings were made deep in the mountain, in a branch of the mine where the person making the payment worked, and where no one else ever went.
They had no identical plan, but most consisted of a series of corridors opening out at intervals to form rooms and ending in a large burial chamber deep in the mountain.
Mr. Fiorucci, a native Parisian, oversaw the building of a detector shield to block out external radiation deep in the mountain rock and was among the 60 students and professors from several American and European institutions, as was Ms. Toner.
In almost all landscape paintings, the artist /scholar is depicted in a hut, deep in the mountain, attempting to gain self-knowledge and deepen his understanding of the Tao - to find a path between the Tao of the cosmos and human society so that one day he can be helpful to it.
