Till you notice a chill in the air, Then you think of your warm snug cabin

"To seek the outer world was a perilous undertaking for fear that the triply-named knife might come to grief; but a snug harbor was reached at last, and hugging the precious bit, the Spectator mysteriously disappeared on reaching his home.

"Starved!" said Osmund Heleigh; "and within a stone's throw of my snug home!" The Queen laid down the tiny corpse, and, stooping, lightly caressed its sparse flaxen hair.

The fences were well built, she noticed,the barns wide and snug-looking: for this county in Indiana is settled by New England people, as a general thing, or Pennsylvanians.

I loved a supper in my snug parlour with the choice half dozen; a song from my girls, and a bottle after they were gone to dream of bow-knots and bargains for the next day.

On one memorable evening I saw it coming, just as I turned the corner of Piccadilly; fair flight was hopeless, and I took refuge in that snug asylum on the right hand of St. James's Street, which has since expanded into a palace.

As it was now blowing very hard from East-South-East, with constant squalls and thick rainy weather, the ship was brought to the wind under snug sail, for the night.

Why should an ugly old maid of sixty-six take all these pains, or leave her own snug fireside, if she had not a touch of the popular complaint.