This brings on a slime which enriches the land surprisingly.

Gold glitters on the pallid brow, And glassy eye-balls stare Through glossy ringlets, clustering bright, Of silken, raven hair. All, all had bow'd to Fashion's shrine, To deck the living form, Through which will drag its length'ned slime, The crawling coffin worm.

Two days before they are put into pickle, rub the hams well with salt, to draw away all slime and blood.

He got up, but his clothes gathered some slime from the rock and his skin was stained by soil and moss.

Under her feet the impalpable dust of a city turned to gray slime which clung to her shoes.

The princes insisted on his removal to a place where no succor could reach him, and he was cast into a deep well from which the water was dried up, having at the bottom only slime and mud.

They are grooved, to hold a very poisonous slime.

There we meet the slime of hypocrisy, the varnish of courts, the cant of pedantry, the cobwebs of the law, the iron hand of power.

And surely there was a great slowness and wetness of the air, and dismal drippings that made desolation in the silence; and the feel of strange growths upon the boulders, as you do know, and oft an horrid slime and dankness; and the stink to be everywhere, so that we knew a constant disgust and fear.

This hand is not pest-stricken, Leonore, Go I to battle, as I ought and must, It will be smeared and drenched with hostile blood; Pure water will remove the noisome slime, And for thy "welcome" I shall bring it pure.

When he could no longer see her, he fell to work on his fish, scouring their slime off in the dry sand.

Wallace had fallen to his knees and was scraping slime from the wet floorthe slime of ages of dust mingled with viscid moisture from the steam that, thinly blurring the dark air, had condensed on the walls and run down.

Why should weake Nature tire her selfe in vaine In such a peice, to dash it straight againe? Why should she take such worke beyond her skill, Which when she cannot perfect, she must kill? Alas, what is't to temper slime or mire?

We tied our horses to the trees, and prepared to follow their example, which was necessary, if only to wash off the iniquitous slime of the Dead Sea.

And so, presently, I was more my own man, and made to wipe from my throat the slime left by the clutch of the monster: and afterwards I ran from fire to fire with weed, feeding them, and so a space passed, during which we had safety; for by that time we had fires all about the top of the hill, and the monsters were in mortal dread of fire, else had we been dead, all of us, that night.