Governor Nicholson had come from New York not many months before with a great repute for ill-temper and harsh dealing; but I liked the look of his hard-set face and soldierly bearing, and I never mind choler in a man if he have also honesty and good sense.

That thy just death, with thine effused blood, Shall cool the heat and choler of our mood.

The gall placed in the concave of the liver, extracts choler to it: the spleen, melancholy; which is situate on the left side, over against the liver, a spongy matter, that draws this black choler to it by a secret virtue, and feeds upon it, conveying the rest to the bottom of the stomach, to stir up appetite, or else to the guts as an excrement.

Choleric he was, with the superficial and temporary choler of the schoolmaster.

It would be rather mal-apropos to write the Beauties of the Hunchback, but such a term is elliptically applicable to the following passages from Mr. Knowles's clever and original play: INSIGNIFICANT ENEMIES. Is't fit you waste your choler on a burr?

thinks, and most writers: Altomarus and Piso call it "an innate burning intemperateness, turning blood and choler into melancholy."

O'Brallaghan displayed some choler at the tone which Mr. Jinks used, and his Irish blood began to rise.