Thy spirit's sister, the lorn nightingale, Mourns not her mate with such melodious pain; Not so the eagle, who like thee could scale Heaven, and could nourish in the sun's domain

In the symbolism of these nations the sacred tree sometimes figures as a type of the universe, and represents the whole system of created things, but more frequently as a tree of life, by whose fruit the votaries of the gods (and in some cases the gods themselves) are nourished with divine strength, and are prepared for the joys of immortality.

Besides the common honey-bee there are many other species herefine mossy, burly fellows, who were nourished on the mountains thousands of sunny seasons before the advent of the domestic species.

This implies that the infant should never be put into the bath after having been freely nourished at the breast.

THE WOMAN OF A CONSUMPTIVE AND STRUMOUS CONSTITUTION OUGHT NOT.In the infant born of such a parent there will be a constitutional predisposition to the same disease; and, if it is nourished from her system, this hereditary predisposition will be confirmed.

They vse also certaine litle furnaces made of purpose, vnder the which they make fire, putting into the furnace foure or fiue hundred egges, and the said fire they nourish by litle and litle, vntill the chickens be hatched, which after they be hatched, and become somewhat bigger, they sell them by measure in such sort, as we sell and measure nuts and chestnuts and such like.

They are also particularly nourishing for sick persons.

Thou wert nourished among wild beasts, and therefore thou mayst not say but wild language, and words unknown to men.

For if I love a lake known by the name of the man who discovered it, which endears itself by reason of the close-locked pines it nourishes about its borders, you may look in my account to find it so described.

Therefore, should one eat many of the potatoes nourished as above, we should expect to see him gradually turning into a Bronze Statuea fate which, unless he were particularly Greeky and nice-looking, we should wish to anticipate, if possible, in the interests of art.

He ordered two planks to be brought, and Jemshíd being fastened down between them, his body was divided the whole length with a saw, making two figures of Jemshíd out of one! Why do mankind upon this fleeting world Place their affections, wickedness alone Is nourished into freshness; sounds of death, too, Are ever on the gale to wear out life.

These puppies the smaller they be, the more pleasure they provoke as more meete playfellowes for minsing mistrisses to beare in their bosoms, to keepe company withall in their chambers, to succour with sleepe in bed, and nourishe with meate at board, to lie in their lappes, and licke their lippes as they ryde in their waggons, and good reason it should be so, for coursenesse with fynenesse hath

The teeth are thus nourished like other parts of the body.

During a period fraught with difficulties and marked by very extraordinary events the United States have nourished beyond example.

The moisture-laden clouds rolling up from the ocean gather and condense against the western flanks of the mountains, where an abundant rainfall has nourished through ages past an unbroken and evergreen forest.

They are formed for a different element, and could not nourish under water, especially salt water.

Now that he had vanquished all forces under arms he poured out upon the unarmed all the wrath he had nourished against them during the previous period.

All this kept him silent and reserved, and he nourished within his mind many thoughts and hopes that no one knew of or suspected.

Their soil and climate are appropriate to white labor; they can live and nourish without African slavery; but the Cotton States cannot.

I had been nourished during my delirium; for the fierceness of my sufferings were assuaged, and I was comparatively strong.