Its waters were cold and pure, and the brook trout loved to hide away under the great smooth stones or shelving rocks, and be comfortable in the shade, when the summer sun was hot and fiery in the sky.

Hotter and hotter comes the breath fiery of nature's cookery, until some of the stuffing boils out of one cottage, in the shape of the Oldest Inhabitant, who makes his usual annual remark, that this is the Warmest Day in ninety-eight years, and then simmers away to some cooler nook amongst the greens.

" At this, the mate, whose temper was as fiery as his red hair, vowed: "If they should board a ship of mine, I would give 'em lead and steel, until they would not care to search or impress any one.

They were keen eyes, alert, fiery with a zealot's fire: evidently the eyes of a steadfast, headstrong, purposeful man.

This sun appears fiery before the angels, just as the sun of our world appears before men.

This is not strictly the first fit, but I hope it is as good as the first; for it is the second that ever confined me; and the first was ten years ago, much less fierce and fiery than this.''Write, dear Sir, what you can to inform or encourage me.

He was lying on his side upon the hearth-rug, his round face fiery from his proximity to the blaze.

She is more fiery against the maypole than her husband, and thinks she might do a Phineas' act to break the pate of the fiddler.

Ile be your foile Laertes, in mine ignorance, [Sidenote: 218] Your Skill shall like a Starre i'th'darkest night, Sticke fiery off indeede.

"There is something impotently fiery about that good lady that I like.