One can see it,coagulated like bits of raw liver, while great chunks of sand and earth are in lumps, held together by this human glue.

'A nice thing,' said Birchill fiercely, 'for this high-placed loose liver to carry on like this with a poor innocent girl whose only fault was that she loved him too well.

Nemo desperet meliora lapsus, a wicked liver may be reclaimed, and prove an honest man; he that is odious in present, hissed out, an exile, may be received again with all men's favours, and singular applause; so Tully was in Rome, Alcibiades in Athens.

Sir William told him that the pain did not arise from rheumatism, but from a diseased liver, and he immediately sent for the three physicians, who remained with him, and were to the last unremitting in their attentions.

"An opera box!" faltered Mrs. Spragg, pushing aside the bananas and cream with which she had been trying to tempt an appetite too languid for fried liver or crab mayonnaise.

" Annianus, Sulpicius, Evemus, Menander, and many old poets besides, did in scriptis prurire, write Fescennines, Atellans, and lascivious songs; laetam materiam; yet they had in moribus censuram, et severitatem, they were chaste, severe, and upright livers.

" Annianus, Sulpicius, Evemus, Menander, and many old poets besides, did in scriptis prurire, write Fescennines, Atellans, and lascivious songs; laetam materiam; yet they had in moribus censuram, et severitatem, they were chaste, severe, and upright livers.

Our prudent livers display an equal wisdom, not exactly counterfeiting death, but living gingerlyliving, as it were, at half-cock, lest life should go off suddenly with a flash and bang, leaving them nowhere.

No Skenk had been known to wed a drunkard, a blasphemer, or an evil liver.

They were chaste and clean livers: adultery was seldom heard of among them; and, when it was, they punished it in the most fearful way: while what astonished that old Roman gentleman, of whom I spoke, most of all, was the pure and respectable lives of the young men and women.

This colour, known as golden liver, is peculiar to the breed, and is the great touchstone and hall-mark of purity of blood.

Poets and philosophers may say what they will about the grandeur of plain living and high thinking; but a young woman thinks better of the plain liver who is not compelled to plainness by want of cash.

The Puritans were sober and industrious, quiet, fanatically religious and strict, while the cavaliers were polite, gallant, brave, good livers and quite fond of display.

Somebody asked one of these generous livers how his housekeeping flourished.

His words came feebly, from a feeble chest, But each in solemn order followed each, With something of a lofty utterance drest Choice word and measured phrase, above the reach 95 Of ordinary men; a stately speech; Such as grave Livers do in Scotland use, Religious men, who give to God and man their dues.

Of necessity they are hardy, simple livers, superstitious, fearful, given to seeing visions, and almost without speech.

Well she picked dat thing up en started off wid hit en hit made her feel creepy all ober en dat night her baby war born a gal child en de print of er big hog-liver war standing out all ober one side of her face.

But, on the whole, there is no reason to suppose that the greater number of them were what we should call ill-livers.

They had a sort of company, to which they gave a particular name, calling it that of the 'Inimitable Livers.'

How the lungs, who are Siamese twins, called to the heart to pump them up some blood to air, because they were almost out of work, and how the big lazy liver lay on one side and groaned because he had drunk too much coffee for breakfast, and had a headache,until Richard really felt that he had achieved something.

The colour of the nose should be black, or dark, or light liver, according to the colour of the coat.

There is no serious objection to bullocks' heads, sheeps' heads, bullocks' tripes and paunches and a little liver given occasionally is an aperient food which most dogs enjoy.

'Mourning': Carlisle was a luxurious liver, and died in 1636, poor, but, like many spendthrifts, popular.

Because, if they worshipped God, and kept his laws, they must needs have been more or less good men, upright, just, merciful, cleanly and chaste livers: while, on the other hand, they might worship their idols, and nevertheless be as bad as they chose.

As they rode along, Dick Varley observed that some of the "braves," as Indian warriors are styled, were eating pieces of the bloody livers of the buffaloes in a raw state, at which he expressed not a little disgust.