They scarcely interchanged a word, but the hand of the girl was imprisoned in his own; and the tenderness which had been slowly gathering for months into love, pure, and deep, and strong, flushed his ingenuous face, and made his eyes swim in tears.

So far, the nature of the visit was explained; and the remembrance of the friendly feeling and good offices which had been mutually interchanged, as well as of the inoffensive habits for which Merton had earned a character for himself, speedily calmed the uneasiness, for a moment amounting to actual alarm, with which the servant had regarded his appearance.

To-morrow or next day some one will discover, say, the secret of easily and cheaply interchanging the so-called elements.

The inheritance of a brave spirit and a noble mind is a sufficient justification for a reasonable pride; but not so with the heritage of materials which are continually interchanging with the clod.

These six verbs have nearly the same meaning, and yet no two of them can here be correctly interchanged.

Long, even as long as room and food abound, They interchange their friendly offices For mutual good; reciprocally kind: