The climate of Nantes is mild, and reckoned remarkably healthy: every article of life is cheap, and from its mild temperature it abounds in the finest fruits and most excellent wines.

The Climate is exceedingly healthy in spring and autumn, but too warm in summer.

To-day it is an exceptionally healthy provincial town.

We must not therefore be content to educate up for the army a physically healthy set of young men by elevating the social conditions and the whole method of life of our people, but we must also endeavour to promote their spiritual development in every way.

Then, on the other hand, there are a few who, in consequence of possessing by nature very strong constitutions, and laboring at some active and peculiarly healthy employment, are able for a few, and perhaps even for many years, to set all the rules of health at defiance.

It was a Hura, seemingly healthy, undecayed, and growing vigorously.

The infant must be brought up on the breast, and if the mother is not of a decidedly healthy and robust constitution, she must obtain a wet-nurse possessing such qualifications.

The only effect of the narcotic appears, therefore, to be a demand for another narcotic; and there seems no decided advantage over the life of the birds and bees, who appear to keep their nervous systems in tolerably healthy condition with no narcotic at all.

Daddy's frightfully healthy, thank Heaven.

It is gloriously healthy and briskly cheerful.

Otherwise the climate is infinitely more healthy than that of England.

He was such a magnificently healthy sportsman he had always been a little shy of letting people know his inner and gentler tastes.

"Lycurgus went to the root of things," the financier continued, "and made the people morally and physically healthy, and ruthlessly expunged the unfitnot like our modern nonsense, which encourages science to keep, among the prospective parents for the future generation, all the most diseased.

I am perfectly aware that mere physical repugnance would have driven me from any other woman; and since I remain here the thought occurs to me again that my love must be an aberration of the nerves, which could not exist were I a normally healthy specimen of mankind.

She was thoroughly but not obtrusively healthy.

An ordinarily healthy person passes daily, on an average, by the kidneys about 50 ounces of waste material, of which 96 per cent is water, and from the intestines, on an average, 5-1/2 ounces, a large proportion of which is water.

This seemed to have been made permanently healthy under the Antonii, but after the fall of the empire it began again to produce malaria, as if the forced cultivation through so many centuries had never been.

'Although this test is certain for horn thinned to the quick, it is not to be relied upon with thick horn, the outside of which may be practically healthy and char black, while its underlying surface may be cankered.

There are barely five thousand living of this exquisite race, which the white had found without disease, happy, and radiantly healthy.

No scientist can long work effectively, even in a reasonably healthy and stimulating climate, if entirely cut off from similar interests and activities.

"At least," said Collins, yielding the ground grudgingly, "you must remember always to keep on your sick-togs when you do go out, and to try to look a little less scandalously healthy than you are.

Children that are always eating are seldom healthy; and we may hence see the reason.

He should ascertain beyond all doubt, not only that his proposed purchase is itself sound in wind and limb, but that its sire and dam are, and have been, in similarly healthy condition.

No egotism obtrudes itself upon our notice; but the subtile outflow of a generous and candid spirit, of a genial and singularly healthy nature, wins for the author a secure place in the affections of his readers.

The tepid water, long sandbanks, and splendid air from the forests make them specially healthy for delicate children.