These gentle hands lie stilled forever: this sweet, white body (O shame of men!) blasted by brutality, maimed and tornis nought but piteous clay to moulder in the year.

He told, also, of a moulder's family, who had been all out of work and starving so long, that their poor neighbours came at last and recommended the committee to relieve them, as they would not apply for relief themselves.

There will not be left in the places evacuated a single tanner, moulder, blacksmith, tailor, carpenter, clay-worker, weaver, shoemaker, jeweller, pharmacist, doctor, lawyer, or any of the professional people or tradesmen, with very few exceptions, and the country will be left in a practically helpless state.

But, at the same time, he can't moulder away in a situation unworthy of him.

He turned towards the spot where, year after year, the Purcills had been gathered,those who had died in their beds in their native town, and those who had perished in far-off climes, and whose bones had been brought to moulder by the old church-wall.

The mode of governing by a MINISTRY was intended to put a stop to these proceedings, which caused the rights of the country to moulder uselessly in its parchments; by the change,[*] these rights and the royal oath were both to become a reality.

By the way, the deuce a bit of Cake has come to hand, which hath an inauspicious look at first, but I comfort myself that that Mysterious Service hath the property of Sacramental Bread, which mice cannot nibble, nor time moulder.

I will not moulder rotting lie With no one's lips to wish me well; O give me immortality!

The very hearth where moulder the ashes of this once never-ceasing fire, is becoming desolate, the decaying embers sometimes starting into a brief brilliancy, and then fading into a gloom more sad, more silent, than ever.

And, while breathing living breath, Waste and moulder as in death.

Now the groves of Newby Park re-appear with their "sylvan majesty," creating unutterable sympathies; for the wind that bows the surrounding branches moves me to weep for that romantic spirit whose ashes moulder on the shores of India, where "When the sun's noon-glory crests the wave, He shines, without a shadow on his grave.

Already had decomposition commenced its repulsive work in the form of the little son, and he was laid away, while the coffin returned for the other dear one, who was to moulder with him in its narrow confines.

"That made him pine away and moulder, As though that he had been no soldier.

It is the falling acorn buds the tree, The falling rain that bears the greenery, The fern-plants moulder when the ferns arise.

That noble Mind to melt away and moulder For a hey nonny, nonny!

I don't quite know (and I don't see how the author can quite know) whether his portraits of pretty self-willed Jenny and plain love-hungry Emmy, the daughters of the superannuated iron-moulder, are true to life, but they are extraordinarily plausible.

is one Babylon to fall, and the other to moulder away?

Another moment, and ours would have been the fate of so many other explorers; the hand of the savage almost grasped our throatswe should have fallen a sacrifice in the cause of discovery, and our bones left to moulder on this distant shore, would have been trodden heedlessly underfoot by the wandering native.

A thousand flags that once waved to the peal of music and the clang of arms, to the darted javelin and the cannon's roar, moulder away here

MORPHEUS (i. e. the Moulder), the god of dreams, the son of Night and Sleep.

O Hermes, master of knowledge, Measure and number and rhythm, Worker of wonders in metal, 15 Moulder of malleable music, So often the giver of secret Learning to mortals!

The cause for which he struggled, May fall before the foe: Stout hearts, devoted to their trust, All moulder, cold and low.

Like love's young dream, they passed away, With all their vernal bloom, And they, who lately shone so fair, Now moulder in the tomb!

that things so beautiful, So soon must pass away, And all of earth that's loveliest Must moulder in the clay;

The body, placed in a canoe-shaped coffin, was left for a time to dry on a stage or moulder in a hollow tree.