Set deown!" enjoined Miss Abigail, fluttering about with the heaviness of a fat goose.

And Socrates, on seeing the man, said: "Well, my good friend, as you are skilled in these matters, what must I do?" "Nothing else," he replied, "than when you have drunk it walk about until there is a heaviness in your legs, then lie down; thus it will do its purpose."

And much more there was that they told us then and afterwards, how that they dried weed for their fuel, and how the rains, which fell with great heaviness at certain periods, supplied them with fresh water; though, at times, running short, they had learnt to distil sufficient for their needs until the next rains.

Animae gravitatem facit, it brings heaviness to the soul.

Did He promise to give beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, and the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness unto them that mourn in Zion, and will He refuse to beautify the mind, anoint the head, and throw around the captive negro the mantle of praise for that spirit of heaviness which has so long bound him down to the ground?

The Indians could not understand why we were leaving, and stood sorrowfully watching us as far as we could see themthere was a heaviness on our spirits that day, as if we knew what was coming.

Rhasis makes "headache and a binding heaviness for a principal token, much leaping of wind about the skin, as well as stutting, or tripping in speech, &c., hollow eyes, gross veins, and broad lips."

The evening was cloudy, and the snow increased the dimness overhead as well as the heaviness under foot.

" Soon the languor from the rest, and the heaviness from the food were forgotten; and there existed but one dominating, resistless impulse in dog and manthe impulse to win.

* HEADThe skull should be moderately long, and also wide, with an indentation in the middle, and a full stop, brows fairly heavy; occiput full, but not pointed, the whole giving an appearance of heaviness without dulness.

A heaviness near death sits on my brow, And I must sleep: Bear me thou gentle bank, For ever if thou wilt: you sweet ones all, Let me unworthy press you: I could wish I rather were a Coarse strewed o're with you, Than quick above you.

But now a heaviness beneath the blue eyes,a little fading of her brightnessa little droop of the beautifully shaped mouth,almost betrayed her seven and thirty years; and the soft, abundant, brown hair was threaded quite perceptibly with silver.

All the time, during those nights which Dick Sand passed entirely at the helm, he occasionally felt an irresistible heaviness over him.