I hope it will be fuller of earnestness and blessing than the past.

A much larger and more expensive book than the others, and less practical for ordinary use, but fuller in treatment of material, with words of more than one meaning carefully divided into their various senses.

Wherever one looked taller and fuller than the rest, I asked myself,"Is this it?"

And then the voices within shook into a chorus of happy welcome, the strain of one who sang came fuller on the breeze, the lights seemed to burn clearer, the very flowers of the garden blew a sweeter breath about me.

I 'member they took Mrs. Fuller to the well and said they goin' hang her by the thumbsbut they just done it for mischievous you know.

The modern race of Sussex Spaniels, as we know it, owes its origin in the main to the kennel kept by Mr. Fuller at Rosehill Park, Brightling, near Hastings.

[Illustration: Fig. 209.Seal of the Corporation of Fullers of St. Trond (about 1350).From an Impression preserved in the Archives of that Town.]

The ordinary woollen garments were simply bleached white, not dyed; and though dyers are mentioned among the ancient gilds by Plutarch, it is probable that he means chiefly fullers by the Greek word

One sailor asked for a north wind, another for a south; the husbandman prayed for rain, and the fuller for sunshine.

pears like I couldn't be any fuller ob laugh if I find old Phillis hersef!" and grasping his master's extended hand, he laughed until it seemed as if the corners of his mouth would meet.

35 But more than all sounds, Surer, serener, Fuller with passion And exultation, Let the hushed whisper 40 In thine own heart say, How I adore thee.

Isaak Walton as a diarist had it; Thomas Fuller as an historian had it; John Bunyan as an ethical writer had it.