She forced her way into the jammed rear platform, the sharp brim of the red sailor creating an area for her.

The hollow in which this house, with its gardens, stands, was brimmed with snow.

Bennington found her looking at him with the soul brimming to the very surface of her great eyes.

"And oh, sir, to my little sister at home pray deliver my fondest love," and tears were brimming in Betty's eyes as Caesar flicked his whip at the horses' heads and the coach started.

Humanity is like water that must find its level, and when the cistern brims over a valve opens

" She dropped back against the cushion as from weariness, and sudden tears brimmed into her eyes and spilled down her cheeks.

His eyes brimmed at some thought too fine and moving for public utterance.

You knew this man?" The girl nodded, and closed her eyes; but the hot tears brimmed from them and ran down over her cheeks.

My father's declining health alone threw a bleakness over that rosy time of joy, and held in check the exuberance of my happy spirit, brimming like sparkling wine above the vase that contained it.

The straight brim across the face is very trying.

But when he threw off the spell, he was himself again, and could write to his mother of still new amours: "I have filled my cup to the brim by falling in love the day before yesterday.

It is something to have at least tasted the cup, and perhaps it is better to turn with writhing lips from the bitter drop near the brim than, drinking it fairly out, to find its sweets pall on the palate, its essence cease to warm the heart and stimulate the brain.

He was stooping as he sat, and slightly swinging his hat by the brim between his knees.

The two most remarkable articles of his performance were, first lighting a candle at a glass of cold water (performed by touching the brim before with phosphorus, a chymical fire which is preserved in water and burns there) and next reading the smallest print by a candle of six in the pound, at a hundred yards distance in the open air, and darkest night.