Yea, on the very night that preceded the day which was the beginning of all my woes, they revealed to me the future in my sleep by means of a clear and distinct vision, in such wise as follows: While lying on my spacious couch, with all my limbs relaxed in deepest slumber, I seemed to be filled with greater joy than I had ever felt before, and wherefore I knew not.

" The officers unconsciously relaxed into attitudes of greater ease.

The hand of Andy was relaxing from the butt of his gun and an expression of astonishment and contempt was growing upon his face.

I dared not let go; dared not relax for an instant the exercise of every ounce of strength.

aawhat?" At that he relaxed at his own pleasantry, laughing and shrugging.

His conquests were equally splendid; nor did he lead the forces of a brave and generous people, against a nation depressed by slavery, and relaxed with effeminacy.

He had suffered himself to relax on the ground in front of a small house set well back among spectral-looking trees and surrounded by a stone wall overgrown with foliage.

She relaxed to the couch, trying to laugh.

Then she put on her coat, took down Miss Blake's six-shooter and cartridge belt, and saw, with a slight relaxing of the cramp about her heart, that there were four shots in the chamber.

She let out a deep breath and relaxed against him.

The Prince hesitated; then his face relaxed as at some pleasant thought.

Then again, arguments derived from contrary expressions must be added, so that repetitions must answer to repetitions, like to like and expressions must be added, repeated, redoubled, and even very frequently reiterated, the construction of the sentences must at one time be compacted by means of conjunctions, and at another relaxed by separation of the clauses.

Her whole form relaxed under the relief.

And, clinging to his side, she felt full well The strong and measured beating of his heart; But as the floating moon aye lower fell, Slowly she felt its bounding force depart, Till like a throbbing bird; nor can she tell Whether it beats, at length; and with a start She felt the arm relax around her flung, And on her circling arm he leaned and hung.

Peggy London (A); 23Jan74; R568688. R568693. Mastering your nerves: how to relax through action.

A citizen of the United Stateshis first trip abroadpointed out a middle-aged Anglo-Saxon who was relaxing after the manner of several school-boys.

I like a chap who can relax like that, and show the boyish side of himself now and then.

By this unexampled villainy, he makes it your duty to free the world from such a pest, and your interest to admit no relaxing in your pursuit of him, lest the world should be persuaded by your clemency to credit his vile insinuations.

Truly kind and benevolent as he was, Napoleon Burress had a despotic manner, which relaxed beneath the genial smile of Marian March.

" But not for three hours did her grip relax of Pap's hand, and he sat beside her patiently, refusing to budge.

I shall be glad to send my solicitors to talk it over with you, and explain anything about me which you may care to know" Mr. Rushford's face had gradually relaxed during this harangue, until it was positively smiling.

When he relaxed over a book the world went out like a snuffed candle for him.