Here are no harsh winters or chilling snows.

There is nothing appalling or chilling in his expression, nor does he seem to mourn without hope.

As Emily approached the arbor, whither in truth she had directed her steps, its faded vegetation and chilling aspect, so different from its verdure and luxuriance when she last saw it, came over her heart as a symbol of her own blighted prospects and deadened affections.

Out of that chilling dream of a dead universe ungoverned by an absent God, the human mind, in Germany especially, tried during the early part of this century to escape by strange roads; roads by which there was no escape, because they were not laid down on the firm ground of scientific facts.

For that great procession of the UNLOVED, who not only wear the crown of thorns, but must hide it under the locks of brown or gray,under the snowy cap, under the chilling turban,hide it even from themselves,perhaps never know they wear it, though it kills them,there is no depth of tenderness in my nature that Pity has not sounded.

O, God speed, &c. Cold and bleak are our mountains and chilling our winds, But warm as the soft southern gales Be the hands and the hearts which the hunted one finds, 'Mong our hills and our own winter vales.

Another winter was fast approaching, with its chilling storms and gales, to awaken apprehensions by keeping the turbulence of the ocean, as it might be, constantly before the senses.

She broke off sharply, and froze back into her chilling voice.

But we have said he was shy and sensitive; like a delicate plant he needed sunshine to develope his nature, and shrank from the rough chilling blast.

This keeps the dampness from coming up from the ground and chilling the body.

The absence of the sun's rays alone left a sense of chilling cold, and a few hours of night were certain to bring frost, even at midsummer.

The temperature fell rapidly several degrees, and the most vigorous of the party began to perceive the benumbing influence of the chilling currents, at their lower extremities especially, in a manner to excite serious alarm.

It is a chilling thing to feel one's budding confidence in a new acquaintance nipped by such frosty suspicions; yetHeaven forgive me!the bare idea has, before now, caused me to drop, unscented, the pinch of carote which has been courteously tendered by some coffee-house companion.

Allen Golyer felt a vague sense of distrust chilling his heart as he saw Mr. Simmons' ribbons decking the pretty head in the village choir the Sunday after her return, and, spurred on by a nascent jealousy of the unknown, resolved to learn his fate without loss of time.

His explanation to his indignant wife that, having turned the other cheek the night before, he was in no mood for further punishment, was received in chilling silence.

A cool and almost chilling wind blew constantly over the mountain, although the country below basked in summer heat.

The sunshine and genial airs of Italy have gone, leaving instead a cold, gloomy sky and chilling winds.

Many a hardier flower was blooming brightly, and lifting their heads seemingly in proud defiance of the chilling winds that were blowing round them.

She stretched out her arms, and would have fallen upon his breast; but something in his manner repelled her, something downcast and nervous, which had a chilling effect upon her, and gave her time to remember how little cause she had to love him.

The author next referred to the great excellence for chilling purposes possessed by some American pig irons, and to the fact that iron of a given carbon content derived from some ores and fluxes differed much in chilling properties from iron holding a similar proportion of carbonfree and combinedderived from other ores and materials.

The author next referred to the great excellence for chilling purposes possessed by some American pig irons, and to the fact that iron of a given carbon content derived from some ores and fluxes differed much in chilling properties from iron holding a similar proportion of carbonfree and combinedderived from other ores and materials.

Occasional physical tests, accompanied with chemical analysis of irons used for chilling, were advocated; and the author was of opinion it would be well whenever a chilled casting had enjoyed a good reputation for standing up to its work, that when it was retired from work some portions of it should be chemically analyzed so as to obtain clews to compositions of excellence.

Mr. Morgans doubted whether so great an increase in density often arises from chilling.

If this action is accompanied by some actual densification of the fissured chill, then we have a result that possibly conflicts with the example of condensation from chilling cited by Dr. Percy.

While the temperature in winter at San Francisco is maintained at a comparatively high point,allowing the outdoor cultivation of some of the hardier varieties of flowering shrubs,the atmosphere, meanwhile, is damp and chilling, and extremely detrimental to most cases of lung difficulties.