Yet winter's noon is past: I'll stretch my arms all night into the wind, Endure all day the chill air and unkind; My leaves will come at last.

It was then just after seven o'clock, and the October evening was drawing in with chill airs from the recesses of the forest.

I spent some little time there, as I found the great hearts of those people more congenial to my weary spirits, than the chilling air of avarice, which, in a measure, marks this western world.

She too had heard the same long sigh felt the same breath of chill air.

"An iceberg," said he, sniffing at the chill air.

The faint sweet fragrance of brier-roses clustering at the foot of the mountain wafted reproachfully upon the chill air an entreaty to return.

Soft it unfolds its petals rare, To gentle dew and sun, But come one blast of chilling air, And all its beauty's gone.

Out of glaring daylight he passed into gloom and chill air; on either side of the way a row of suspended lamps gave a dull, yellow light, revealing entrances to vast storehouses, most of them occupied by wine merchants; an alcoholic smell prevailed over indeterminate odours of dampness.

A supreme love, a motive that gives a sublime rhythm to a woman's life, and exalts habit into partnership with the soul's highest needs, is not to be had when and how she will: to know that high initiation, she must often tread where it is hard to tread, and feel the chill air, and watch through darkness.

A flight of 225 stone steps will take us there, a toilsome ascent in this chilling air and this persistent rain.

Our visiting day, with its chilling air and penetrating rain, has been a fit day for seeing Waterloo.

Contracting a violent cold, such as might be taken when in a state of excitement and great perspiration in a ball-room or at a fire, and without sufficient protection pass out into the chilling air, inflammation of the lungs immediately takes place, and the chances are great of either a fatal termination of life or a shattered constitution.

" The fiends stared down with leaden eye, Fanning the chill air duskily, 'Twixt their hoods they stoop and cry: "Shall we smooth the path before you, You old grey man? Sprinkle it green with gilded showers, Strew it o'er with painted flowers, Lure bright birds to sing and flit

It came out from all the black rifts, it rolled from the moonlit distinct heights, it filled the chill air,it was an envelopmentit would be an engulfmenthorse and man we were sinking in it.

Either the attractions of the ballroom had remained omnipotent, or no one had penetrated to this refuge of the boredno one save this tall and stately woman robed in shimmering, iridescent green, who stood with her face to the night, breathing the chill air as one who had been on the verge of suffocation.