The MS. preserves the three following lines, not found in the printed copy "High spirits soaring still at great attempts, And such whose wisdomes, to their other wrongs, Distaste the basenesse of the government.

His startled eyes encountered with distaste the cap pinned to her hair, descended to the white apron that covered her black skirt, and rested in astonishment on the tray that held the coffee, cream and sugar.

While the young man was putting on with decided distaste the garments of the cocher, the latter managed to introduce his ponderous bulk into those of the poet.

But now behold another grub-hunter, which, distasting mud, has discovered an unworked mine in the trunks of trees.

He distastes religion as a sad thing, and is six years elder for a thought of heaven.

The Universethat Great Book, as it has been calledis to him indeed, to all intents and purposes, a book, out of which he is doomed to read tedious homilies to distasting schoolboys.

A sick man loseth his appetite, strength and ability, his disease prevaileth so far, that all his faculties are spent, hand and foot perform not their duties, his eyes are dim, hearing dull, tongue distastes things of pleasant relish, yet nature lies hid, recovereth again, and expelleth all those feculent matters by vomit, sweat, or some such like evacuations.