Ever and anon he said to himself, "Though He slay me, yet will I trust in Him," and ever and anon his heart sickened afresh, and he said to himself, "I shall go down to the grave with shame, and my memorial will be debts unpaid, for the Lord hath forsaken me."

The smell of sweat and blood sickened the air.

With sickening anguish the first morsels were prepared and given to Lemuel Murphy, but for him they were too late.

When he comes before her pale and trembling, speechless and with staring eyes, it is with no simulated insanity, but in the agonized hope, scarce distinguishable from despair, of finding, in the testimony of her visible presence, an assurance that the doubts ever tearing his spirit and sickening his brain, are but the offspring of his phantasy.

Spenser's evidence upon this point has been often quoted, but no other words will bring the picture before us in the same simple, awful vividness; nor must it be forgotten that the man who tells it was under no temptation to exaggerate having himself been a sharer in the deeds which had produced so sickening a calamity.

There's a phrase it sickens me tae hearclass consciousness.

How sickening the description of the Crusades!

Then I hold my spirit tight till wild passionate longing sinks down, down to sickening dumb despair, and had I the privilege extended to job of oldto curse God and dieI would leap at it eagerly.

The brutal, languid eye looked out at him from a face whose unwholesome complexion, heavy jaw, and sensual mouth sent a thrill of sickening disgust through him.

It would sicken a dog, it would for sure.

Behind him were men who stood ashamed for their manhood, not caring to look straight at one another with so sickening an example before them of the craven coward a man may be.

Calm, resourceful, patient, undismayed amid conditions that sickened mature experience to the verge of despair, she went about her business day after day, meeting all requisitions upon her slender endurance without faltering, without even supposing there was anything unusual or praiseworthy in what she did.

It sickened his fancies so that for a minute he asked himself what he and Brodie were doing!

Hope deferred, which had sickened his mother's heart, had only roused him to renewed diligence.

He smites the helping hand an' sickens the heart o' kindness.

" La belle Barbérie smiled on the dealer in contraband, with an interest that sickened Ludlow; and she was about to reply, in better humor, when the voice of her uncle announced his near approach.

The gaping cavity that exists under this mask would certainly sicken the strongest men among you, and turn you against me.

My heart sickened as I read, "Miss Mayton herewith returns to Mr. Burton the package which has just arrived, with his card.

"It sickens mebut you've got me fast.

Darker still perhaps is the dreadful night, and more sickening the miasma, which lies around the opium creeks, multiplying and increasing and slowly sucking down into their slimy depths thousands upon thousands of those who dare to seek momentary relief from sorrow in its lethal stream.

125 Plied thick and close as when the fight begun, Their huge unwieldy navy wastes away; So sicken waning moons too near the sun, And blunt their crescents on the edge of day.

My heart sickened as I read, "Miss Mayton herewith returns to Mr. Burton the package which has just arrived, with his card.

Homoeopathy has its fraction of sanity, as a protest against that odious tendency of physicians to give nauseous stuff to people because they are ailing, which sickened the pages of old pharmacopoeias with powders of earthworms and album Græcum, and even now makes illness terrible where it reigns unrebuked.

The beloved handwriting faded, the thick sheets of paper fell; and all about her seemed dark and whirling, as the sudden joy and excitement stirred by the letter changed to sickening pain.

I do not tell it to sicken my reader, but because I think I should tell it that he may have a fuller conception of what this fashionable institution of war meanswe could smell this train as we could smell all the trains which followed after it, when it was yet fifty yards away from us.