I thought I was in a sunny place with Elspeth, and that she had braided a coronet of wild flowers for her hair.

She resolutely took pen and paper, but the least thing seemed to distract her attentionthe coronet on the note-paper cost her five minutes of far-off reflection.

Paul took the square envelope and turned it over, displaying as he did so a coronet in black and gold on the corner, like a stamp.

Caroline Harris had abandoned all ideas of a coronet with the departure of the Marquess of Eltringham and his sisters for their own seat; and as a final effort of her fading charms, had begun to calculate the capabilities of Captain Jarvis, who had at this time honored Bath with his company.

The first is cut down the centre of toe, extending from the coronet to the ground surface.

The bandages and sublimate pads are then removed, and the skin of the coronet over the seat of operation shaved of hair.

They say that he is more than ready to lay his ducal coronet at her feetconfound the young beggar!but she doesn't give him the least encouragement to do so.

Great tenderness between the knee and the fetlock; below this no sensation whatever, as a pin was inserted in several places round the coronet without causing any symptoms of pain.

Stand not thus wond'ring; princes, kneel all down, And cast your coronets before his crown.

Coronets for thee!

Thus separated from the fixed and contracted portion of the wall below, the more elastic coronet under pressure of the body-weight commences to bulge.

I put him under the cold-water treatment for a short time, and about the middle of March again applied a strong blister over the coronet up to the fetlock.

On discontinuing the poulticing, the strength of the antiseptic solutions may be decreased, the parts rested by correct shoeing, and a blister applied to the coronet as before.