I shall select a day or two very shortly, when I am coolest in brain, to have a steady second reading, which I feel will lead to many more; for it will be a stock book with me while eyes or spectacles shall be lent me.

They sat on the coolest corner in Port Said, their table commanding both the cross-way of Chareh Sultan el Osman, and the short, glaring vista of desert dust and starved young acacias which led to the black hulks of shipping in the Canal.

The first showed her to be young, fair-haired, and smartly attired in the plainest and coolest of white; the second, not so young, but very charming, with a demure downcast look, and a deft control of her spoon that, to Rudolph's eyes, was splendidly fastidious; at the third, he was shocked to encounter the last flitting light of a counter-glance, from large, dark-blue eyes, not devoid of amusement.

Thermometer, 109 degrees in the coolest shade that could be found.

Draw me your coolest beer!

It was the bravest and coolest thing I ever saw done or ever heard of, with one exception, perhaps.

Coolest months.

The coolest portion of the day is from 6 to 7 a.m.; the heat gradually increases, reaches its maximum about 2 or 3 p.m., and then again gradually decreases.

As Ned appeared to be the coolest person in sight, I asked him the cause of the commotion, and learned that the Indians had attacked Don Ramon's camp, and carried off his daughter and her maid, prisoners.

Our tent was pitched on the mountain side, near a fountain of the coolest, clearest and sweetest water I have seen in all the East.

I seek the coolest sheltered seat Just where the field and forest meet, Where grow the pine-trees tall and bland, The ancient oaks austere and grand, And fringy roots and pebbles fret The ripples of the rivulet.

The coolest hand may fumble with the gears at such a moment, and it is surprising how difficult it is to work them neatly when every second may be a matter of life or death, when a stopped engine may settle the fate of everyone in the car.

"It was with the greatest difficulty," said General Brodnax before the House of Delegates, "and at the hazard of personal popularity and esteem, that the coolest and most judicious among us could exert an influence sufficient to restrain an indiscriminate slaughter of the blacks who were suspected."

Probably the coolest place in the house, right by those open south windows.

Of the three he was the coolest, the most rigorously self-possessed.

Why, I've heard said often that you're one of the coolest under fire, and that you don't know what fear is!"

Our spirits were soon dashed, when the old carpenter, one of the coolest and bravest men in the ship, rose through the forehatch pale as a ghost, with his white hairs streaming out in the wind.

One day as Bob was rummaging about in the hold, and Mark was looking on, that being the coolest place on the whole reef, the former got hold of a piece of wood, and began to tug at it to draw it out from among a pile that lay in a dark corner.

The bravest, coolest, keenest chap I ever met, the finest fighting-man, the truest comrade and friend,and from time to time something queer peeped out, and one was puzzled....

It was (continue the Journals) the error of an irritated peopleand yet their magistrates were at the head of it: it was a momentary error; yet this error of a moment continued during six whole days of the coolest reflectionit was only at the close of the seventh that Petion made his appearance, and affected to persuade the people to desist.

If it were winter I should not say anything about it, as you cough too much to spend the night down there; but in summer the Cathedral is the coolest place in Toledo.

Chekalinsky was evidently ill at ease, but he counted out the ninety-four thousand roubles and handed them over to Hermann, who pocketed them in the coolest manner possible, and immediately left the house.

He was tried for robbing the mails, and was the coolest man in the court room.

"You can't go," he said, in his coolest manner.

For a few years, before the adoption of the Constitution, America seemed likely to fall a prey to it, each of the thirteen States standing aloof on its own little dignity in a bond scarcely more than nominal, of the weakest and coolest.