As I did so, I noticed that my hand shook with the palsy of old age; and a short sob choked its way through my lips.

The germander is known as horse-chere, from its growing after horse-droppings; and the horse-bane, because supposed in Sweden to cause a kind of palsy in horsesan effect which has been ascribed by Linnaeus not so much to the noxious qualities of the plant itself, as to an insect (Curculio paraplecticus) that breeds in its stem.

But, though my hands are palsyed with rage, The Law yet weares a sword in our defence.

Attracted by his intelligent face, he entered into conversation with him, and found that he had been palsied from infancy.

Truly, I thought that I was palsied for life.

what, do you trouble yourself with two palsies at once, shaking and laughing? MEM.

So round the heart strong fibres strain, That it attempts to beat in vain? Does palsy on your feelings hang, Deaden'd by some severer pang?

Though the thing wavered considerably, its end was not six feet from Brodie's head, and both hammers were back, while the ancient nervous fingers were playing as with palsy about the triggers.