Of her bright face, one glance will trace a picture on the brain, And of her voice, in echoing hearts a sound must long remain; But memory such as mine of her, so very much, endears When death is nigh, my latest sigh will not be life's, but hers.

But then the world and man, his heart and brain!

FAUST I feel it, I have heap'd upon my brain The gather'd treasure of man's thought in vain; And when at length from studious toil I rest, No power, new-born, springs up within my breast; A hair's breadth is not added to my height; I am no nearer to the infinite.

STUDENT So doth all this my brain confound, As if a mill-wheel there were turning round.

Sir Christopher had doubtless a less ample frontal development; indeed, the towers he added to Westminster Abbey would almost lead us to doubt if he had not a vacancy somewhere in his brain.

I was dazzled with the lightning, only my brain was distinct with 'its skeleton of woe,' when I found myself in your father's house.

I asked,for a gnome of ill was walking up and down in my brain, as we had walked on the sands so few hours before.

The words descriptive of the scene chiselled into my brain were on that fair paper-surface; and there were others, words which only one man may write to one woman.

We were both busy after dinner; he was in his study, and I was in my den, as I call it, writing another instalment of 'Rhoda's Gift' for the Evening Hustle, I find I write my best after dinner; my brain gets almost feverishly stimulated.

And he had always loved Jane with a peculiar pride and affection, devoted father as he was to all his children, for he said she had the best brain of the lot.

I love to be at the centre of the brain of the Pinkerton press at the moments when it is working at top speed like this.

He turned it over in that acute, quick brain of his.

She's got the Other Side on the brain, and is trying to put me in touch with it.

I hadn't known, until that moment, because I had driven it under, how large a part of my brain believed that Gideon had perhaps done this thing.

The relation of states one with another are the product of civilisation, and need an at least rudimentarily political brain to grasp them.

At its soft, chill touch Gideon's brain cooled and cooled, till he seemed to see everything in a cold, hard, crystal clarity.

I dare say he'd been through enough even then to turn his brain.

Instantly a suspicion darted through her brain.

There was a vague thought in his brain to which he could give neither shape nor utterance.

Enticingly, like a butterfly it fluttered before him; he followed like a child, eagerlyhis brain set on the mazy flight.

And to escape from useless consideration, to release his overwrought brain, he hastened his steps, extending his walk through the farthest woods.

That cry entered into my brain; it was unjust of Nature so to taunt me, so to express where I was speechless; yet I could not shut it out.

He went out into life, and from a heart wrung with all man can endure, and a brain tested in the fire, spoke burning and fluent words of strength and consolation to hundreds who, like him, had suffered, but were sinking under what he had borne.

She could not take her fascinated eyes from it; and the hammering of her blood upon her brain, as the carriage flew toward the station, seemed to be a voice monotonously repeating, "Marriedmarried" She shuddered.

"The knowledge of useful arts," says Sanctius, "is not an invention of human ingenuity, but an emanation from the Deity, descending from above for the use of man, as Minerva sprung from the brain of Jupiter.