We are well disposed to this kind of sensible remembrances; and are the less apt to be taken by those little airy tokensinpalpable to the palatewhich, under the names of rings, lockets, keep-sakes, amuse some people's fancy mightily.

I have a Letter from a Correspondent of mine, who desires me to admonish all loud, mischievous, airy, dull Companions, that they are mistaken in what they call a Frolick.

I have a Letter from a Correspondent of mine, who desires me to admonish all loud, mischievous, airy, dull Companions, that they are mistaken in what they call a Frolick.

Her person, too, had lost its rounded, airy, graceful outline, and had become thin and angular.

The cattle employed in and for the dockyard have a most splendid airy stable, and are kept as neat and clean as if in a drawing-room.

The cattle employed in and for the dockyard have a most splendid airy stable, and are kept as neat and clean as if in a drawing-room.

Well, Sir, we will follow youbut as dolefully as People do their Friends to the Grave, from whence they're never to return, at least not the same Substance; the thin airy Vision of a brave good Fellow, we may see thee hereafter, but that's the most.

We are well disposed to this kind of sensible remembrances; and are the less apt to be taken by those little airy tokensinpalpable to the palatewhich, under the names of rings, lockets, keep-sakes, amuse some people's fancy mightily.

Drayton's Fairy Wedding: "Besides he's deft and wondrous airy, And of the noblest of the fairy!

Far as ever bow can carry, Thro' the trackless airy space, All he sees he makes his quarry, Soaring bird and beast of chase.

The ancient Teuton could not have endured a heaven with mere airy, unsubstantial joys.

"Walk daily in a pleasant airy and umbrageous garden."