"Have you fed an watered them, Jacques?" "Yes, my captain," answered the man who stood at their head.

Like the Ogri, he fed on human flesh.

CHICH'I-VACHE (3 syl.), a monster that fed only on good women.

As fast as he broke the loaves they increased, till all the people were fed.

Five thousand men were fed, and then there was twelve times as much food left as there was before they began to eat.

When she had finished he brought her bread and butter and fed her, mouthful by mouthful, while the tears ran silently down her face.

But his appearance there was absolutely regular and orderly, and he always returned to the conservatory when he had been fed with the bustling self-importance of one whose time was of value.

Oh, dear!Yes,she must be fed,just like Bridget, maid-of-all-work at this establishment.

Here I saw, indeed, seven hundred orphan children fed and provided for, by the hand of God, in answer to prayer, as literally and truly as Elijah was fed by ravens with meat which the Lord provided.

A gar prayed to be fed with food convenient for him, and you may pray for the same, and what God gives you in answer to your prayer you will be thankful for.

Dwelling for ever on a frown; On sighs I've fed, your scorn my bread; I perish now you kind are grown.

The air-blest castle, round whose wholesome crest, The martlet, guest of summer, chose her nest The forest walks of Arden's fair domain, Where Jaques fed his solitary vein.

SANDFORD You well-fed and unprofitable grooms, Maintained for state, not use; You lazy feasters at another's cost, That eat like maggots into an estate, And do as little work, Being indeed but foul excrescences,

You miserable men, With minds more slavish than your slave's estate, Have you that noble bounty so forgot, Which took you from the looms, and from the ploughs, Which better had ye follow'd, fed ye, cloth'd ye,

It follows that it must be sound policy to keep the men of a sledge party keyed up to a high pitch of well-fed physical condition as long as they have animals to drag their loads.

They rested him, fed him well, covered him with rugs; but again all efforts were unavailing.

The three poor beasts had to be left on their floe for the moment, well fed.

Now all is changed past recognition, and with, perhaps, the solitary exception of Cardinal Newman, preserved in extreme old age, like some precious exotic, in his Birmingham cloister, the Duke of Rutland may look through the length and breadth of England without recovering one of those lost faces that fed the pure passion of his youth.

He may probably be a week without seeing a human being, That is the worst of it.' 'How is he fed?' 'Food is brought out to his hut,perhaps once a week, perhaps once a fortnight,so much meat, so much flour, so much tea, and so much sugar.

When we say "mother-wit," we mean something deeper than we realizefor what in the universe is wiser than a mother, fed as she is through the strange channels of her being with that lore of the infinite which seems to enter her body by means of organs subtler than the brain?

The bugbear of such is "modern science," or "modern thought," a monster which, we are frequently assured, is fast devouring all the beautiful and good in human life, a Moloch fed on the dreams and ideals and noble faiths of man.

In spring, summer, and autumn, they graze like sheep; and, during winter, have been fed with hay, and refuse vegetables from the garden; but their favourite food is gorse (U'lex europae'a), which they devour eagerly, without being annoyed by its prickles.

The climate of England renders it necessary that, at night, they should be protected in sheds; and, in winter, fed with hay," &c. "The down was at this time taking from them by a girl, with a common horse-comb; and, on comparing it with some specimens I had procured in France, received through Russia, I found not the slightest degeneration:

Chicks are so accessible, so easily fed and observed, so much drier to handle and measure, that for his purpose tadpoles seemed to him now, in comparison with them, quite wild and uncontrollable beasts.

"We fed 'em up to yethterday, thwelp me," said Mr. Skinner, "But thith morning we didn't dare, Thir.