I had no particular ties nor traditions, had no grandfather killed on the scaffold, nor frozen to death in the retreat of "La Grande Armee" from Moscow.

There it stood, rigid, as though frozen in an attitude of extraordinary terror.

The snow of the closed side is composed of coarse granules compacted and frozen into a firm, faintly stratified mass, like the névé of a glacier.

Gazing at his peoplehe can never tell whythe words freeze on his lips.

It is, therefore, clear that cold does not affect the dwellers in the sea as it does land animals, and that this must be the case follows from the fact that sea water, "propter varias quas continet bituminis spiritusque particulas," freezes with much more difficulty than fresh water.

The snow on the ground also settles and thaws every bright day, and freezes at night, until it becomes coarsely granulated, and loses every trace of its rayed crystalline structure, and then a man may walk firmly over its frozen surface as if on ice.

Let freeze until hard and serve with cake.

They'd like to come in, I know, because it's very cold and disagreeable outside; but suppose we allow them to freeze for a time?

I'll drive over 'long erbout ten o'clock an' git somebody ter sail us from here; er ef the bay freezes over 'twixt naow an' then, ter take us in a scooter.

Freeze like ice cream.

Then one morning they woke to find all still, the conflict over, the Yukon frozen from bank to bank.

There was nothing to eat except a few very hard ration biscuits and some eggs boiled hard the night before, and now frozen through and through.

White were the moorlands, And frozen before her: Green were the moorlands, And blooming behind her.

If it freezes by morning I will know that I can tell you the secret.

But my heart was frozen within me by the recollection of the awful crime that had been committed.

But as to such as slept with their shoes on, the straps worked into their feet, and the soles were frozen about them, for when their old shoes had failed them, shoes of raw hides had been made by the men themselves from the newly skinned oxen.

At Mont-Cenis, near the Hospice, is a large lake which is frozen during eight months of the year.

For an instant the clutch of Lowrie froze around his gun; then he twitched the muzzle back against his own breast and fired.

Ice is water frozen under a very curious and peculiar law.

" "No fear o' that," said the second mate; "they'll no freeze as lang as they're in the water.

Storm after storm, blow after blow, freeze after freeze; half a day's sunshine, and then at it again!

He had rather freeze than fetch wood, and chooses rather to steal than work; to beg than take pains to steal, and in many things to want than beg.

I remember that we used to cross the river, which only froze along the edges, on cakes of ice which he would cut out and pole across.

Bowers' watch has suddenly dropped 26 minutes; it may have stopped from being frozen outside his pocket, or he may have inadvertently touched the hands.

And many a bitter day and night Have pour'd their storms upon her breast, And chill'd her in her long, long rest, With foul corruption's icy blight; Earth's dews are freezing round the heart, Where love alone so late had part; And evermore the frost and snow Are burrowing downward through the clay, In the God's-acre far away, Where she, O God!