'The galled jade' winced terribly:he was touchy as tinder, sir:never was Digest so ill-digested.'

Stomachs, however, have their idiosyncrasies, and it sometimes proves an unwelcome and ill-digested article of food.

Roast mutton, chickens, rabbits, calves' feet or head, game, fish (simply dressed), and simple puddings, are all light food, and easily digested.

Arrowroot made with milk instead of water is far nicer, but is not so easily digested.

Food that is not well relished cannot be well digested; and the appetite of the over-worked man of business, or statesman, or of any dweller in towns, whose occupations are exciting and exhausting, is jaded, and requires stimulation.

If the hay was thrown so high in the rack that they could not pluck a single straw without stretching up for it, why, the hay was generally worth stretching for, and was, perhaps, quite as healthful as the sweet and easily digested nursery porridge which some people adopt as exclusive diet for their darlings nowadays.

These writings were no longer mere reproductions and applications of the doctrines I had been taught; they were original thinking, as far as that name can be applied to old ideas in new forms and connexions: and I do not exceed the truth in saying that there was a maturity, and a well-digested, character about them, which there had not been in any of my previous performances.

"But to do this always, and never be able to write a line without it, though it may be admired by some few pedants, will not pass upon those who know that Wit is best conveyed to us in the most easy language: and is most to be admired, when a great thought comes dressed in words so commonly received, that it is understood by the meanest apprehensions; as the best meat is the most easily digested.

With a view of seducing either the latter or the former because they are deceitful, they first devise arts, and next, when they have well digested them, without receiving any check from shame, they practise them as from nature.

The major opened it, with a view of such arguments for the Christian religion as he had digested in his own mind, to prove that the apostles were not mistaken themselves, and that they could not have intended to impose upon us, in the accounts they give of the grand facts they attest; with the truth of which facts, that of the Christian religion is most apparently connected.

[*Note: In the year 1746] As I do not intend in these memoirs a laboured essay on the character of Colonel Gardiner, digested under the various virtues and graces which Christianity requires, (which would, I think, be a little too formal for a work of this kind, and would give it such an air of panegyric as would neither suit my design, nor be at all likely to render it more useful,)

With the ponies it does not seem so horrid, as there must be a good deal of grain, &c., which is not fully digested.

As soon as I had digested Crean's news I sent Gran back to Hut Point with Wilson and Meares and started with my sledge, Crean, and Oates for the scene of the mishap.

Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested; that is, some books are to be read only in parts; others to be read, but not curiously;[108] and some few to be read wholly, and with diligence and attention.

"If the Señor has carefully digested the contents" he began.

This one contained the nearly digested remains of a monkey.

With tables of statutes construed and cases digested.

Table of cases digested.

Table of cases digested, key number system.

Table of cases digested and table of statutes construed.

By Edward B. Ellsworth, with a table of cases digested herein and in annual digests for 1928-1931, compiled by George J. Martin.

Vol.40: Table of cases digested.

NEW YORK ANNUAL DIGEST, 1936, covering all reported decisions of the courts of New York with table of cases digested supplementing and continuing New York annual digest 1935.

American law reports digest of cases and annotations with table of cases digested.

Meats were digested with the aid of pepsines.