There by God's grace I trust that thou art nursed, And hope to find thee, If but my cold heart High reason draw from earthly slime accursed.

When the sculptor was ill at Rome in 1544, Luigi del Riccio nursed him in the palace of the Strozzi.

I nursed Senator Bilbo when he was a baby.

Miss Sue nursed them.

She lived in the atrium, and was not shut away in a women's chamber; she nursed her own children and brought them up; she had entire control of the female slaves who were her maids; she took her meals with her husband, but sitting, not reclining, and abstaining from wine; in all practical matters she was consulted, and only on questions political or intellectual was she expected to be silent.

The mother nursed her own children and tended them in their earliest years.

Why, man!I am thy children's godmother I nursed thy wife myself in the black sickness Art thou a bird, that when the old tree falls, Flits off, and sings in the sapling?

There as I passed, a certain aged crone, Whom I had fed, and nursed, year after year, Met me mid-streamthrust past me stoutly on And rolled me headlong in the freezing mire.

"Pa said he nursed three of his young mistress' babies, Alfred, Tom, and Kenneth.

She carried me to a young woman to nurse for her what she nursed at Mostor Wilks befo freedom.

I nursed and was a house girl after the war.

In an illness, Enid nursed Geraint with such wifely devotion that he felt convinced of his error.

Far as my humble daily round extends, There's none but longs to see us lay the foe low; I cannot trace upon my list of friends A solitary instance of a Bolo; So that I've sometimes nursed a doubt Whether there are such lots of them about.

The gentle mother dressed the wounds of her poor suffering boy; and nursed and cared for him, as none but a mother knows how to do.

Their advocates even went so far as to send to me a deputation of those who had been nursed in the hospital, the leader of which was Jacques Richard, who since he has been, as he says, 'converted,' thrusts himself to the front of every movement.

She nursed the white babies.

I nursed both of them chillun.

I nursed Miss Katie.

I had nursed her in her illnesses, dressed her, made the little frocksnow laid so sadly byand to all the rest of us she had been more like a child than a sister.

After church this afternoon Mrs. N. and Mrs. V. came in to tell us about the death of that servant of theirs, whom they nursed in their own house, who has been dying for seven months, of cancer.

I would so willingly have stayed and nursed her, but the doctors absolutely forbade my ever going into her room.

The Merle twin looked blandly over the wide expanse of lawn and flower beds and tenderly nursed shrubs, and then at the pile of red brick with its many windows under gay-striped awnings, and its surmounting white cupola, which he had often admired from afar.

The wildest Italian singer or dancer, nursed on nothing but excitement from her cradle, never was more thoroughly possessed by the awful and solemn mystery of woman's life than this Puritan girl.

Who quieted your babes in her arms, fed thorn, nursed them, healed them, buried themwore herself to a shadow for your sakes ?

No king was ever nursed as he was.