The only semblance of fresh air found entrance through the small, square scuttle hole, attainable by means of a short ladder, and staring up at this, I was able to perceive the light of day, although so little penetrated below, the swaying slush light alone served to illumine the place, and render its horrors visible.

" The marshal explained how that it was for the improvement of Sir Henry Hawkins's health that a little fresh air was taken every morning.

About two in the morning an enormous despatch had come at last to an end, and the weary operator had opened the door, and was lighting his pipe in the cool, fresh air, when he saw a camel plump down in the dust, and a man, who seemed to be in the last stage of drunkenness, come rolling towards him.

But it was hard because they were boys; young boys, with bounding pulses, chafing at restraint, full to the brim with life and spirit, longing for the fresh air, the bright sunlight, the fields, the woods, the waters, the birds, the flowers, all things beautiful and wonderful that nature spreads upon the earth to make of it a paradise for boys.

Give plenty of fresh air, but apply no cold to the body.

His "Bah!" delivered explosively, was often like a breath of fresh air in a stuffy room.

His limbs were thin, and his strength had failed for want of the fresh air of his native hills.

"I want some fresh air and shall enjoy the drive, and Buckskin has done nothing for two days.

Yet in spite of this it was lovely to be out in the fresh air and the sunshine.

Here I lived, au premier au dessous du soleil, in the enjoyment of no end of fresh air, especially in winter, and a brilliant prospect up and down the street and over the roofs of the houses across the way, which reached from the Pantheon on the one side, to the peaked roofs and factory-like chimneys of the Tuileries on the other, the dome of the Hôtel des Invalides occupying the centre of the picture.

When floating on the surface she looked not unlike an ordinary sailing craft; two long spars, each about thirty feet above the deck, forming the letter Athese were the pipes that admitted fresh air and discharged the burnt gases of the gasoline motor and the vitiated air that had been breathed.

Visions of a good breakfast and a digestive pipe, followed by a walk in the fresh air, passed before his eyes as he laced his boots.

Fresh air won't hurt you.

So we started early, the day before yesterday, from the Porta San Gallo, with nothing but the frosty grass and fresh air to remind us of the middle of December.

Said the early fresh air what made children strong.

At last, after what seemed to be a half-hour of unremitting effort, when the oxygen had long since been exhausted and only fresh air was being pumped into the lungs and out of them, there was a first faint glimmer of life in the heart and a touch of color in the cheeks.

The fresh air and the brilliant sunshine revived Robert's spirits.

I ought to have been engaged in the Sabbath-school; but constant and excessive confinementour hours of business being from seven to nine in the winter, and from seven to half-past ten in summerand the alleged want of fresh air, were pleaded as an excuse for not engaging in this duty.

He is not sent to a factory, but lives in a small community where he has fresh air and exercise.

Ah! this window's nice, I do like fresh air.

At least I could not be cheated out of fresh air and beautiful scenery.

The bride was only fifteen, and fifteen more long weary years must pass before she might step out of the gloomy donjon, breathe the fresh air, and see the sun.

With a proper supply of windows, and a proper supply of fuel in open fire places, fresh air is comparatively easy to secure when your patient or patients are in bed.

But fresh air, or punctuality is not less important to my patient on Tuesday than it was on Monday.

" As for accommodation for the night, anything sufficed me that gave me a clean bed and a sufficient window-opening on fresh air, under such conditions as made it possible for me to have it open all night.