"Now at Caribou," says he, "they haven't got any more thermometers kicking round than we have here, but they discovered that when Perry Davis congeals you must keep a sharp look-out for frost-bite, and when Perry Davis freezes solid, you'd better mind your eye and stay in your cabin, if you don't want to die on the trail."

[Fr.], cloisonne ware; frost work, Moresque [Lat.], Morisco, tooling.

Once the frost sets in we are done.

On either side of the ridge it seemed to pour down from the ridge itselfthere was practically no wind on the sea ice off Pram Point, and to the westward of Hut Point the frost smoke was drifting to the N.W.

CHAPTER IV A NEAR VIEW OF THE HIGH SIERRA Early one bright morning in the middle of Indian summer, while the glacier meadows were still crisp with frost crystals, I set out from the foot of Mount Lyell, on my way down to Yosemite Valley, to replenish my exhausted store of bread and tea.

In the winter the frost-king asserts his dominion and locks up all approaches with impenetrable ice, and the summer is of the briefest.

Didst take of last year's summer More than summer saw? Or hast thou stolen frost-flakes Secretly at night?

Frost-flowers dulled the inner glories of the shop windows with their unwelcome decoration.

An air temperature of 14°F. or less is considered necessary to produce frost splits.

O good sir, stay, That frost hath lasted many a bitter day.

From Ymer descends the evil race of Yotuns or frost-giants.

Nay, slight it not: the dismall ravens noate Or mandrakes screches, to a long-sick man Is not so ominous as the heareing of it Will be to you; 'twill like a frost congeale Your lively heate,yet it must out, our frendship Forbids concealment.

But when viola shrinks in foggy November from the frost demon, anemone rises Phoenix-like responsive to the first ray of sunshine.

" The dawn began to show blue behind the frost ferns on the window and the lamps overhead looked pale and sickly in the grey light.

Thick draws the dark, And spark by spark, The frost-fires kindle, and soon Over that sea of frozen foam Floats the white moon.

It rose perhaps twenty feet above the débris at its base, sheer, gray, its surface almost intact except for an insignificant number of frost fissures.

The abode of the nightingale is bare, Flowered frost congeals in the gelid air, The fox howls from his frozen lair: Alas, my loved one is gone, I am alone: It is winter.

The hoar frost colder sparkles And spreads its silver o'er the fields, Alas!

For weeks he had listened to the howl of the fir trees and had seen the frost gathering on his window, but knew not how swiftly the days had gone, so that when he looked out of doors and saw the midwinter he was filled with astonishment.

The high places as well as the low bore their frost blanket now, and the dead turf cracked softly with every step.

As the wind faintly stirred the branches, every frost-globule flashed its full rainbow of color; the long sprays looked like wands strung with tiny fairy beakers, inlaid with pearls and diamonds.

Chapter II Isak worked on the land until the frost act in; there were stones and roots to be dug up and cleared away, and the meadow to be levelled ready for next year.

Each year shall give this apple-tree A broader flush of roseate bloom, A deeper maze of verdurous gloom, And loosen, when the frost-clouds lower, The crisp brown leaves in thicker shower; The years shall come and pass, but we Shall hear no longer, where we lie, The summer's songs, the autumn's sigh, In the boughs of the apple-tree.

The spiritual presence of the young girl seemed even now to pervade the thicket, her sweet fragrance to fill the frost-laden air.

(at a loss to know what to do with things, she puts the toaster under the strange vine at the back, whose leaves lift up against the glass which has frost leaves on the outer side) ANTHONY: (snatching it away)