All the women lecturers are to become tea-totallers, and go before their audiences laden with packages for sale, in lots to suit, for cash.

Driving west, he faced a wind laden with dust as dry as powder.

"Oh, dad, what-all did you fetch me?" cried Kathleen, and she deserted her father for the bundle-laden Jake.

A warm wind, laden with dry scent of wheat, struck Lenore's face and waved her hair.

Even had I not been laden with packages my general appearance and dress would doubtless have proclaimed my position, and aroused passing interest.

There must be many a laden ship waiting for us.

The inhabitants enjoyed perpetual health, and every breeze was laden with music and perfume.

Accordingly the necessary materials were prepared; a thousand camels were laden with jewels and brocades, and other merchandise, and a thousand warriors were habited like camel-drivers.

At every moment I was overtaken and passed by fiacres laden with trunks and packages, which were hastening towards the Havre railway station.

Marguerite and de Cotte open out and divide the Faubourg, a peasant's cart laden with dung entered the Rue Ste.

There the laden bowes Offer their tempting burdens to your hand, Doubtful your eye or tast inviting more.

In briefe, then, know: Henrick, your valiant sonne, With Bellizarius and my selfe come laden With spoiles to lay them at your feet.

I am so laden with Irons I scarce can goe.

The wind was right, and the huge kites, bomb-laden, climbed into the sky like vultures.

They had brought up with them two burros laden with supplies, and two mule teams, which had dragged them up into the wooded elysium beside the tumbling creek of the canyon.

The drive from thence home was decidedly chilly, but nothing exciting happened, though occasional glimpses of the snow peaks were enjoyed, and many fine specimens of the genus bovus, dragging carts laden with trees (or all that remained of them), were passed by the way.

Into the storm they drove, head down, buffeted by a screaming wind laden with stinging sleet that swept howling across the lake.

The bacteria of consumption (bacillus tuberculosis) may retain their vitality for months, and then the dried expectoration of the invalids may become a source of danger to those who inhale air laden with such impurities (sec. 220 and Fig. 94).

At Meitingen he stopped to change horses; and the first question that was asked him was, if he had seen a heavily-laden berlin, containing two men and a woman.

They are made on the edge of the coast and pushed into the sea; and no sooner is one afloat than it is surrounded by a crowd of barges and boats, big and little, laden with stones and clods of earth.

Flying two and two abreast, and guarded on both sides by those sturdy fighting craft came the four huge bombers, each heavily laden with the most destructive of explosives.

But though laden or unladen animals could not cross the pass, we saw no reason to suppose that men could not, and therefore, at Teru, which we reached by four o'clock, a halt was made, and two hundred Pioneers, with Borradaile and Cobbe, and the Sappers under Oldham, were detailed to remain there with the Hunza Levies, and to try and force their way across the pass the next day.

A FACTIOUS MEMBER Is sent out laden with the wisdom and politics of the place he serves for, and has his own freight and custom free.

Anon, he retired for another consignment, and once more I came out and gathered up a little selection from his stock; and when he returned laden with spoil, I went off, as before, and put the articles back in the plate-chest.

The broad wooden cart laden high with chests and barrels, with jars and with crockery.