She bathed his wounds in warm water, and then covered them with a healing salve, and Kazan was filled again with that old restful desire to remain with her always, and never to go back into the forests.

And then mixed it with water, in which she bathed three times a day, taking care to anoint her head with "gode balm" afterwards.

When the strips of plaster are to be taken off, they should first be well bathed with lukewarm water.

It was a beautiful night, such a night, I think, as only Palestine can show, a white, serene, moon-bathed night.

CHAPTER XXX "M" FOR MORSE Two in the village bathed that day.

Meanwhile Bellew busied himself in removing all traces of his journey, and was already bathed, and shaved, and dressed, by the time Baxter returned.

But when the placid face of his friend met his, bathed in the fresh benediction of his altar servicenew each morning and never omittedhe forgot the horror with which he had been reasoning that Fra Paolo was hastening the curse upon Venice.

My heart opened to the mysteries of the sacred night, and I sprang up, and bathed seven times in the cleansing water of the sea.

As one who moves in a dream, Sofia rose presently and bathed, then, robed in a ravishing negligée of rare brocade, breakfasted on melon, tea, and toast from a service of eggshell china.

She allowed herself to be laid upon the bed; but while her forehead and temples were being bathed, her heart beat violently, and all her pulses were throbbing.

Mrs. Delano poured some cologne on a handkerchief, and bathed her forehead, while she said, "You were excited last night by the tune you used to hear your sister sing; and it makes you nervous, dear.

Next Marloe bathed in Thespian springs, Had in him those brave sublunary things, That your first poets had; his raptures were All air and fire, which made his verses clear; For that fine madness still he did retain, Which rightly should possess a poet's brain.

Then he brought water from the little skin; touched the girl's lips with it, bathed her brow, sat by her, silent, saw her sleep; knelt in the sand and kissed the little hand that rested on it, and prayed to Him that some call God, and more call Allah.

Beneath it, bathed in crimson light, where for generations French men and women have knelt in prayer, where Joan of Arc helped place the crown on Charles VII, was piled three feet of dirty straw, and on the straw were gray-coated Germans, covered with the mud of the fields, caked with blood, white and haggard from the loss of it, from the lack of sleep, rest, and food.

There I bathed in the pure crystal water of the river; and duly worshipped the mighty god, the slayer of Andhaka, at his temple outside the city.

Having bathed in the water of a small lake, and made myself a bed of leaves, I lay down under a large tree, commending myself to the deities presiding over the place, and was very soon asleep.

In this I bathed, and pulled up some of the lotus-plants, the young shoots of which were unusually sweet and good.

Then they went out and bathed and came back and had some curds and rice and sat for a while smoking their hookahs.

Every day he left his books and slate on the bank while he bathed and no one ever touched them.

Next morning they went on and came to a spring and drank of its water and afterwards the woman bathed in it and the blood stained water flowed over all the country and so we see stagnant water covered with a red scum.

After this the man used every day to go and bathe in a river, and each day when he bathed he threw one of his hairs into the water: and his hairs were very long.

The seven princesses used to bathe daily in a tank and when they bathed they used to put the scrapings from their bodies in a hole in the ground.

" "He walks with God upon the hills And sees each morn the world arise New bathed in light of Paradise.

Then Matthew looked very serious, and bathed his head.

Then, drawing a saucer from her reticule, she wrung some dew into it and bathed her face.