His eyes had a merry twinkle, however, that won the hearts of the lads as he rode by, scrupulously striking into the fields to save the panting and heavily laden line every extra step he could.

More lately the King of Portugal has received from sea twelve ships very richly laden, and he has sent them again to those parts, where they will certainly do a profitable business if they arrive safely.

The shores of New England had been, for several days, dimly descried by her passengers, through the gloomy mists that hung over the dreary and uncultivated tract of land towards which their prow was turned; but the heavy sea that dashed against the rocks, the ignorance of the captain and his crew with regard to the nature of the coast, and the crazy state of the deeply-laden vessel, had hitherto prevented their making the land.

Then the ten young men without even seeing Adherbal, left Africa, not we may conjecture so lightly laden as they came there.

Their ears, which were pierced all overI counted twelve holes in one earwere so thickly laden with similar ornaments, that the latter could not be distinguished from one another; all that was to be seen was a confused mass of gold, pearls, and diamonds.

Likewise here are very many trees of right Ebenwood as black as iet, and as smooth and hard as the very Iuory: and the quantity of this wood is so exceeding, that many ships may be laden herewith.

'Twas a lowly cottage maiden, going,why, let young hearts tell, With her homely pitcher laden, fetching water from the well.

His mise en scène is invariably borrowed from luxurious Italian palaceslarge open courts and loggie, crowded with guests and lacqueystables profusely laden with gold and silver plate.

" The respect of the city boys for the resources of the Long-Island shore in a time of famine began to rise rapidly a few moments later; for, not only was one of Dab's baskets promptly laden with "panfish," such as porgies, blackfish, and perch, but two others received all the clams and oysters they were at all anxious to carry to the house.

His other beast, Imperiousness, is yet more proudly laden; it carrieth a burden that no cords of authority, spiritual nor temporal, should bind if it might have the full swing.

But she had scarcely entered, when another woman, similarly laden, came in too; and she was closely followed by a man in faded black.

I showed them her Majesty's picture' (doubtless in ruff, farthingale, and stomacher laden with jewels), 'which they so admired and honoured, as it had been easy to make them idolatrous thereof.'

Under the lee of the Quinconces, past the Hôtel Richelieu, Villa Richelieu, and the elevated Villa Marguerite, and we were fairly on our way, the air sweetly laden with the scent from the flower-decked fields and the lilac-trees in the gardens.

For only very deep water can possibly show a blue colour by reflected light, while a dust-laden atmosphereespecially with a layer of very dense gas at the bottom of it, as would be the case with the newly evaporated carbon-dioxide from the diminishing snow-cap would provide the very conditions likely to produce this blue tinge of colour.

That which is real in the evil action, the power to act, is perfect and good, and, as force, comes from Godthe negative or evil element in it comes from the agent himself; just as in the case of two ships of the same size, but unequally laden, which drift with the current, the speed comes from the stream and the retardation from the load of the vessels themselves.

A splendid galley, richly and brilliantly laden with the produce of foreign climes.

On the other days he started off early in the morning, and returned about seven o'clock, ever busily laden with work in the interval.

On the way she told him that this castle, which faced her father's, was occupied by a magician who kept many noble ladies in close confinement, and had even cruelly laden them with heavy chains.

It rolled slowly and heavily as if cumbrously laden, under the paved gateway; and after a few minutes, all was silent.