An accidental fall from the slipping of his foot, brought on his last illness and death.

It may be, that foreigners take advantage of the liberty afforded them by the American trade, to employ our slipping in the slave trade between Africa and the West Indies, when they are restrained from employing their own by restrictive laws of their nation.

No other woman in the world could have worn that gown, with its unbroken line from throat to hem, its smooth, high, black satin collar, its writhing tail that went slip-slip-slipping after her.

After all, sudden as the slipping into so divine a dream had been, it had need to be full as intense and deep, for it was only for a little while it lasted.

Worcester has it, "A nail driven into a horse's shoe, to prevent his slipping on the ice."

You fancy a woman in black slipping through the woods, and we hear a woman cry.