But strangely enough, when, through sheer fatigue, his voice failed and his chin fell on his broad chest, a lad of fourteen or so, who had also had difficulty to keep awake, would jog Yagorsha's arm, repeating interrogatively the last phrase used, whereon the old Story-Teller would rouse himself and begin afresh, with an iteration of the previous statement.

She opened her little medicine chest and took out some medicine.

Of course I'm naturally a very powerful man, and only need a little' 'What have you done?' 'Whyyou know that great ridiculous old wooden chest that your awful Aunt Matilda sent you for your birthdayabsurd present I call itmere lumber.'

Now she marked the small stature, little taller, little stronger, than her own; the pale face, the narrow chest, the slender body.

On his head was jammed a linen boating hat that had once been white; gaping away from his hairy chest was a faded dingy checked cotton shirt that had once been brown and white; his blue trousers were spotted and splashed with dusty stains; he was chewing tobacco.

In a stout oaken chest under her bed she kept a capacious stocking, into which flowed a steady stream of fractional currency.

The tulip she fastened in her gown on her flat chest.

As he stood on the deck, his brawny arms folded across his massive chest, he looked a perfect model of a man and a tower of strength.

What heavenly treasure in so weak a chest! Think of her worth, and think that God did mean This worthy mind should worthy things embrace: Blot not her beauties with thy thoughts unclean, Nor her dishonour with thy passion base.

All a-sweat was he, and bleeding from the hair, while his mighty chest heaved and laboured with his running.

" In assuming his air of outraged innocence Laughing Bill had arched his hollow chest and inhaled deeply.

The young man carried only a light leather "serviette," such as students use abroad; while the doctor fairly staggered under the weight of a square, brass-bound chest without handles.

Meanwhile his horse, for speed and form renown'd, Ranged o'er the plain with flowery herbage crown'd, Encumbering arms no more his sides opprest, No folding mail confined his ample chest, Gallant and free, he left the Champion's side, And cropp'd the mead, or sought the cooling tide; When lo!

Often with his eye fixed on space, he contemplated some phantom visible to himself alone; then big tears rolled slowly on his cheeks and fell one by one on his bare chest, and he felt that they relieved him.

But, if we must make our choice, we shall, like Bassanio in the play, turn from the specious caskets which contain only the Death's head and the Fool's head, and fix on the plain leaden chest which conceals the treasure.

Almost immediately at the close of the freight-carrying, he had appeared, lugging his precious chest, this time suffering the assistance of Darrow, and had camped on the spot.

In a stout oaken chest under her bed she kept a capacious stocking, into which flowed a steady stream of fractional currency.

The same sword that had slashed the curtain now pricked his naked chest.

If you are curious to verify its powers, the contents of the tiny medicine-chest I have given you will enable you to do so.

After a few moments the coffer was opened, and Davilo, carefully gathering a few handfuls of solid white material, something resembling pumice stone in appearance, placed them in a golden chest about twelve inches cube, which was then soldered down by the heat derived from the electric power.

CHESTThe chest, deep and capacious, but not too wide.

Let all his faults sleep with his mournful chest, And then for ever with his ashes rest: His style was witty, though he had some gall, Something he might have mended; so may all:

I'll take the shine out of collar and pump, And their wearers will look silly When I once begin the Giraffe-Galump, The Chicken-Run and the Jaguar-Jump, The Wombat-Walk and the Buffalo-Bump, With a chamois vest on my manly chest, And football-boots and the smartest of suits They can cut in Piccadilly."

He would come on Sunday, after church, with ruddy cheeks and bared chest, bringing with him the scent of the country.

In the farthest stalls, hidden from the sunlight and the invigorating infection of the day, two beasts were found with sunken chests and hollow eyes, who took us safely to our destination on their hands and knees.