He went to a chemist's shop, bought a fresh supply of his poison, and, taking only enough to allay the cravings of his stomach, hurried tottering in the direction of Drury Lane.

"'Tis truly a venerable state," he said, "but a little tottering with its years.

a huge shell from an Armstrong eighteen-ton gun burst between the fore and mainmasts; the bow pivot-gun was dismounted; ten men of her crew down; the maintopmast stays cut, and the maintopmast tottering.

The whole shattered ridge totters.

You ought to be very pale indeedeven to enter with a slight totter, done moderately, of course; and before you say a single word, you ought to stand shaking and with your brows knitting, looking almost terrible.

" "Nay, John, this was, itself, a temporary tottering of the reasoning faculties," "It was simply the effect of passions, over which reason had never been taught to exercise a sufficient influence.