" "I've got rheumatism in my shoulder to-day," says Potts, hugging the huge fire closer.

He was ill, "nailed down" as he wrote me, by rheumatism of the joints, and compelled to keep his bed.

But there is a species of intoxication sometimes arising from themthat of dancing all night, to suffer from exhaustion and rheumatism on the following dayan evil easy of remedy, by such amusements being more frequent and less protracted.

Stafford is never happy unless he is trying to lay up rheumatism for his old age or endeavouring to break his limbs.

I have no more rheumatism than that poker.

As to the precise amount of rheumatism from which Mrs. Flower suffered, Henry soon realised that there seemed to be an irreverent scepticism in the family, nothing short of heartless; for rheumatism so poignantly expressive, so movingly dramatised, he never remembered to have met.

" Father said that the vision of shy young folks driving miserably along the country lanes on Sunday afternoons in the family carryall, with mamma seated in the middle of the back seat, rose so ludicrously before him that he was obliged to beat a retreat, promising to send a special remedy for the rheumatism by Timothy Saunders.

When General Lamoricière left this room he carried away rheumatism with him; M. de Haussez went out crippled.

The bath had completely sobered him, and he bitterly bemoaned himself, declaring that if he did not catch his death of cold he should be plagued with cramps and rheumatism during the rest of his days.

Andy was laid up with rheumatism toward spring; but Tim Jones used to bring him the papers, rolling his quid of tobacco rapidly from side to side as he pointed to the paragraphs so interesting to both.

Water was soon boiling upon the wood-fire, and having set rheumatism at defiance with steaming glasses of grog, we left for Roc-Amadour, where, on our arrival, we found our friends about to start with lanterns to look for us in the Gouffre de Révaillon.