Did that old partition wall survive the shock, that made earth quake, and hid the sun, burst graves and rocks, and rent the temple vail?

Let us draw a vail over the horrid picture.

ONSLOW, Arthur, the Speaker, challenged by Elwall the Quaker, ii. 164, n. 5; Richardson gave vails to his servants, v. 396.

Then she raised her vail, and once again he saw the grandly-beautiful face of the woman who had loved him with such passionate love.

His comings in are like a taylor's, from the shreds of bread, [the] chippings and remnants of a broken crust; excepting his vails from the barrel, which poor folks buy for their hogs but drink themselves.

A carrier, every night and morn, Would see his horses eat their corn: This sunk the hostler's vails, 'tis true; But then his horses had their due.

Like Apelles, let me throw a vail over a father's grief.

I wore a long lacy vail of net.