all summer lies In the cool hollow of thy breast, Thou moth-winged creature darkly fair; The very sun steals down to rest Within thy swaying tendrilled hair, And forest-flicker of thine eyes.

that from her picture gaze, Serene, star-steadfast, as the heaven's own eyes; Of that deep bosom, white as hawthorn sprays, Where my world-weary head forever lies; True of these quiet hands, so marble-cool, Still on her lap as lilies on a pool.

The foaming waters cool my weary feet, burning from bathing in the falling tears of countless generations that have clung to them in vain endeavour to arrest my steps.

Ne'er shall my eyelids close in slumber, never my spirit find repose, whilst thou, at least, canst rest thy head upon the cool, green freshness of the grave.

She had put him on the grass to cool him and went away only for a second; when she returned, she found no parrot!

The field had been ploughed, and there was a sweet smell of fresh earth in the air; the sky was a deep, deep blue, but the air was cool and the few leaves on the trees were brown and dry, and looked as if they had been left over from last year.

" Such a chill ran over it, that it was quite cool when the woman came in, and she put it away in the cupboard on a plate.

" There was a slight pause after this, and Baby seemed to cool down.

By the time she reached her own door she was as cool as ever, and her clear eyes looked upon the wicked world with their accustomed calm.

"At times he held brief consultations with Mr. Oranmore, who seemed as cool as a cucumber.

We do not knowwe do not know" So, carrying the calf, in the cool of the evening, we came at last to my yard.

I avow that that lonesome roomgloomy in its lunar bath of soft perfumed lightshrouded in the sullen voluptuousness of plushy, narcotic-breathing draperiespervaded by the mysterious spirit of its brooding occupantgrew more and more on my fantasy, till the remembrance had for me all the cool refreshment shed by a midsummer-night's dream in the dewy deeps of some Perrhoebian grove of cornel and lotos and ruby stars of the asphodel.

The air must cool my brow.

Phebe had been doing her best all unconsciously to herself to help her hosts entertain, but when the singing began she stole away to the nearly empty piazza, and stood leaning by the window, enjoying the cool air and softly whistling an accompaniment to the song; and there Mr. Halloway found her.

" "You certainly look vastly the more comfortable at present," said De Forest, looking from Gerald's cool cheeks and unruffled muslin flounces to Phebe's flushed face and tumbled cambric.

I feel cool too.

Then she drew a low chair up to the bedside, and laid her cool hand soothingly on Phebe's forehead.

" That gentleman got up leisurely from his cushioned seat in the stern, and came forward cool and comfortable to an enviable degree.

Fomentations or sponges, wet in some decoctions, &c., epithemata, or those moist medicines, laid on linen, to bathe and cool several parts misaffected.

Simpson felt the cool air upon his cheek and uncovered head; realized that he was shivering with the cold; and, making a great effort, realized next that he was alone in the Bushand that he was called upon to take immediate steps to find and succor his vanished companion.

Keep cool, my boy, keep cool!"

Keep cool, my boy, keep cool!"

Jack had been sent indoors because he would get his legs in the way of the watering-pot in order to cool them, so now he had to be content to look on, with his nose pressed so tightly against the pane that from outside it looked like the base of a sea-anemone growing in a glass tank.

The air, which the day before had been painfully hot and stived, was cool and fresh, and from flowers and spice-trees, on which the dew still lay, went forth a thousand fragrant exhalations.

Meanwhile the summer was slipping fast away, and October came, bringing with it cool weather and changing leaves.