The pine grove, wrapped in shadow, exhaled a balsamic resinous odor, and from the yard, still heated, in which a last red gleam was dying away, a chillness arose.

It became quite still, and its weighty pressureits first clammy chillness becoming gradually (so it seemed to me) of a burning heatand the odious, indescribable odor which exhaled from its body and pervaded the whole airso overwhelmed me, that it was only by a severe struggle I preserved myself from shrieking.

He feels within his shiv'ring veins, A mortal chillness rise; Her pallid corse he feebly strains

Having bestowed Hans as well as he could, he laid himself on the floor; while he felt an extreme chillness of spirits, which he endeavoured in vain to shake off; he was soon buried in sleep.

Now, in their sunset home on Libya's heel, Phoenicia's sons unwonted chillness feel: Now, with his targe of willow at his breast, The Syracusan bears his spear in rest, Amongst these Hiero arms him for the war, Eager to fight as warriors fought of yore; The plumes float darkling o'er his helmèd brow.

The words skillful, skillfully, willful, willfully, chillness, tallness, dullness, and fullness, have generally been allowed to drop the second l, though all of them might well be made to conform to the general rule, agreeably to the orthography of Webster.

"A chillness, or shivering of the body, generally precedes a fever."See

Dese am powerful healthy days for you chillness!

The darkness creeps on apace, warmly, without damp or chillness; but still, on it comes!

If he would but hit me, or box my ears, as Bobby has so often donea good swinging, tingling box, that made one see stars, and incarnadized all one side of one's countenanceoh, how much, much less would it hurt than do the frosty chillness of his smiles, the uncaressing touch of his cool hands!

Far beyond all power to analyze as it was just then, the complete idea embraced me as instantaneously as had the picturesque chillness of the first.