Fluidity N. fluidity, liquidity; liquidness &c adj.^; gaseity &c 334 [Obs.].

* Pour, pour came the rain, raining as it can in this place, not long, but a deluge while it lasts, dripping in thick-liquidity, like a profuse sweat, through the forest, I seeking to get back by the way I had come, flying, but with difficulty and slowness, and a feeling in me that I was being tracked.

The sun shone with unclouded splendour, and the bright air, which trembled with that liquidity of appearance that one occasionally sees in very hot weather under peculiar circumstances, was vocal with the wild music of thousands of gulls, and auks, and other sea-birds, which clustered on the neighbouring cliffs and flew overhead in clouds.

Bank liquidity and the war. SEE WHITTLESEY, CHARLES R. Corporate cash balances, 1914-43: Manufacturing and trade.

WHITTLESEY, CHARLES R. Bank liquidity and the war.

Bank liquidity and the war. SEE WHITTLESEY, CHARLES R. Corporate cash balances, 1914-43: Manufacturing and trade.

WHITTLESEY, CHARLES R. Bank liquidity and the war.

When I say the expression, I mean the fire, the sparkle, the liquidity ... enfin the expression!"