There all is weakness gloom, and despair; while, in the free States, all is light, business, and activity.

The Spaniards, taking advantage of the internal weakness consequent on this state of public feeling in the States, made repeated incursions into the provinces, which were now united but in title, not in spirit.

I do forgive him all; E'en now remorse must rankle in his breast, And no cool comfort cometh at his call, To set the tumult of his soul at rest: God's pity on his human weakness fall!

He represents himself as weakness itselfas incapacity utter and complete.

My dear mother's weakness increases; but she says this morning, she dare not doubt of going to heaven.

Her left hand clasped in mine, her right in Eveena's, looking most in my face, because weakness leant on strength even more than love appealed to loveEunané spent the remaining hours of that night in calm contentment and peace.

The old Duca held it back with a stately bow, and the Duchessa swept into the room with that sort of uncertain swaying motion, which is all that weakness leaves of grace.

Mr. Scutts reminded him at last that it was medicine-time, after which, pain and weakness permitting, he was going to try to get a little sleep.

Escapes no weakness shame, No hid, ignoble feeling; But when his thunder pealing Enkindles life's deep flame, And water clear upwelleth, Flowing unto its goal, God's grand cross standing, telleth His truth unto the soul.

about mouth; vomiting; baking soda (3 or 4 great weakness teaspoonfuls in a glass of water).

The Major took him by the Hand Into the friendly clasp it bled (A ball through heart and hand he rued): "Good-by" and gazed with humid glance; Then in a hollow revery said "The weakness thing is lustihood; But Mosby" and he checked his mood.

her woman's weakness conquers again.

Weakness N. weakness &c adj.; debility, atony^, relaxation, languor, enervation; impotence &c 158; infirmity; effeminacy, feminality^; fragility, flaccidity; inactivity &c 683.