The more striking strains are perfect arabesques of melody, composed of a few full, round, mellow notes, embroidered with delicate trills which fade and melt in long slender cadences.

may establish an alibi or two, Shylock and the public-school system meet over and melt that too, too solid pound of flesh, and Xantippe, herself the sturdier man than Socrates, give ready, lie to what is called the shrew in her.

The crowd began to melt away.

The Youth shall now complain no more Of Sylvia's needless Scorn, But she shall love, if he adore, And melt when he shall burn.

The soft features seemed to melt, the lips to move, the anxiety in the eyes to become a personal inquiry.

How little did I think that she would thus precipitate herself into the stream, and perish!In vain did my spirit melt at the sight of her!

I was much surprised to find the last mineral melt below the melting-point of platinum.

They either would not melt or in melting remained distinct.

Pausing, she would declaim verse of others or her own; act many parts, with strange catch-words and burdens that seemed to act with mystical power on her own fancy, sometimes stimulating her to convulse the hearer with laughter, sometimes to melt him to tears.

Through all its stages she "felt The agonizing sense Of seeing lore from passion melt Into indifference; The fearful shame that, day by day, Burns onward, still to burn, To have thrown her precious heart away, And met this black return," till death at last closed the scene.

will they melt like lead?

Nowhere else does the architecture of the Middle Ages melt by more imperceptible degrees into that of the Revival, retaining through all changes the impress of a people splendour-loving in the highest sense.

Hard is the heart that does not melt with ruth, When care sits, cloudy, on the brow of youth; When bitter griefs the female bosom swell, And Beauty meditates a fond farewell To her lov'd native land, prepar'd to roam, And seek in climes afar the peace denied at home.

To start the stove the plate C must be warmed with spirit lamp or primus, but when the blubber oil is well alight its heat is quite sufficient to melt the blubber in And keep up the oil supplythe heat gradually rises until the oil issues from B in a vaporised condition, when, of course, the heat given off by the stove is intense.

Other ponies take small mouthfuls or melt a large one on their tonguesthis act also produces an amusing expression.

The face would be drawn by some inner torment; then its tortured lines melt to a smile of sure conviction.

A temperature that will make steel run like water and melt down fireclay has absolutely no effect upon it.

And yet, if you put a bit of lead into the crucible with the platinum, both metals will melt down together at the low temperature that fuses the lead, and if you try to melt lead in a platinum crucible, you will find that as soon as the lead melts the platinum with which it comes into contact also melts and your crucible is destroyed.

And yet, if you put a bit of lead into the crucible with the platinum, both metals will melt down together at the low temperature that fuses the lead, and if you try to melt lead in a platinum crucible, you will find that as soon as the lead melts the platinum with which it comes into contact also melts and your crucible is destroyed.

Take of these elements all that is fusible, Melt 'em all down in a pipkin or crucible, Set 'em to simmer and take off the scum, And a Woman of Charm is the residuum!

Suffrage won; they melt away, Like the snows of yester-year.

And again: If grief for grief can touch thee, If answering woe for woe, If any ruth can melt thee, Come to me now.

We piled up so much snow till hit took hit er half er year tuh melt.

there was not a heartwere it bathed in the waters of the Styxwhich did not melt from the counter shock of such violent despair.

Therefore, we provided as much canvas as would cover the boat twice over, and as much pitch, tar and tallow, as would make it a kind of tarpaulin; as also earthen pots in which to melt our materials.