But the vehicle had been well made, and the horses were full of vim, while the venerable black man who gripped the reins was a "sticker," as he expressed it, after being once tossed out upon the back of the near horse by the sudden stoppage of the wagon.

Meanwhile the others had set to work with a vim.

In vacuo lætus sessor plausorque theatro and could have exclaimed with equal reason against the friendly hands that cured us Pol me occidistis, amici, Non servâstis, ait; cui sic extorta voluptas, Et demptus per vim mentis gratissimus error.

I come from the little Mercury Ingenioso: for, Ingenio pollet, cui vim natura negavit.

Do you think that that would make any difference to the vim with which the latter would leap to the former's aid?" "No, sir.

He even put a little extra vim into his merriment in the hope of raising his chum's drooping spirits.

Frank immediately commenced fighting the flames with a vim.

On his application afterwards for aid to the pope, he excused it, saying, "fuisse vim manifestam: jam enim statuerant Scoti presbyterani personam suam parliamento Anglicano tradere, si illam declarationem ab ipsis factam non approbasset."

Qui haec in imaginationis vim referre conati sunt, atrae bilis, inanem prorsus laborem susceperunt.

Maximam in gignendis morbis vim obtinet, pabulum, materiamque morbi suggerens: nam nec ab aere, nec a perturbationibus, vel aliis evidentibus causis morbi sunt, nisi consentiat corporis praeparatio, et humorum constitutio.

4. Magnam excrementorum vim cerebro et aliis partibus conservat.

Praeceptis philosophiae confirmatus adversus omnem fortunae vim, et te consecrata in coelumque recepta, tanta affectus laetitia sum ac voluptate, quantam animo capere possum, ac exultare plane mihi videor, victorque de omni dolore et fortuna triumphare.

Elenum quod vim habet miram ad hilaritatem et multi

Mirabilem vim habet. 5622.

[Footnote 4: Vindicta was properly the rod which was laid on the head of a slave by the magistrate who emancipated him, or by one of his attendants: the word is supposed to be derived from vim dicere (to declare authority).

A very stalwart lot of youngsters, those same youths looked to be, and handled the ball as though to the manner born, and passed and fell and kicked short high punts with discouraging ease and vim.

Deor.. i. 15. 40: "idem etiam legis perpetuae et eternae vim, quae quasi dux vitae et magistra officiorum sit, Iovem dicit esse, eandemque fatalem necessitatem appellat, sempiternam rerum futurarum veritatem."

"Quis huic studio literarum, quod profitentur ii, qui grammatici vocantur, penitus se dedidit, quin omnem illarum artium pæne infinitam vim et materiam scientiæ cogitatione comprehenderit?"CICERO.

There was no vim left, however.

" And firing it into the net, She says, with girlish vim, "Although he isn't in our 'set,' We're making 'game' of him.

Thenwhen Duncan and his wife were "making a great go of matrimony" in typical Yankee fashioncame the tragedy that took all the vim out of Cora, stole the ruddy glow from her girlish features and made her middle-aged in a twelvemonth.

Program 2: Scholastic Aptitude Test (verbal section), and intermediate mathematics, VIM.

Schenley Industries, Inc. (PWH); 11Dec67; R424017. Schenley Swallows sing: Melding adds the verve and vim that keeps your cool-off drinks in trim.

Program 2: Scholastic Aptitude Test (verbal section), and intermediate mathematics, VIM.

The fact is, that when English people do like Americans they go at it with just as much vim and earnestness as if they was helping Britannia to rule more waves.