I could have established a precedent and been elected again but dearie's health would not permit and I declined to run.
They were much worried, these two young maids, full of health and vigour and faith, and pride and simplicity, by this startling first glimpse into one of the nether realities of existence.
Apart from the serious local symptoms, her healthwas fairly good.
Even Sarah Gailey, though her health had improved, did not assist at the wedding.
And all the while her mother was dreaming upon the first year of Hilda's life, before she had discovered that her husband's health was as unstable as his character, and comparing the reality of the present with her early illusions.
Louisa will help you upstairs with the trunk," said Hilda, when she had made inquiries about the wonderful journey which Florrie had accomplished alone, and about the health of Florrie's aunt and of her family.
She was pale to-night, although she looked in better health and younger than she had when she first arrived at Rainbow Ranch three weeks before.
He is a far-off cousin of the Nortons, whose health broke down while he was at college in England and his people sent him over here to recover.
There are many husbands and wives who greatly disagree with each other in times of health and prosperity, but who are reconciled and made to love each other by adversity and sorrow.
May He give me life and health to return and rescue thee from the hands of the infidel.
Part of this had just been reclaimed from pestilential swamp: a permanent benefit to the health of the island.
We had still nearly a fortnight before us in which to feel sure there was a sun in heaven; a fortnight more of the 'warm champagne' atmosphere which was giving fresh life and health to us both.
You must take care of yourself, so that when he gets well you will be well too, and able to help him get back into health again.
It was good, good to be reconciled with him, and to know that he was on the road to health once more.
The clever Scottish student is apt to work only too hard, and, perhaps, is frequently in danger of exhausting his powers before they are mature, and of injuring his health before it is confirmed.
Not so: for we have known how swift to perish Is man's delight when youth andhealth take wing, Until the winter leaves him nought to cherish But recollections of a vanished spring.
In 1890 his health broke down entirely, and consumption declared itself.
He had the ambition to excel, [Greek text], as the Homeric motto of his University runs, and he was on the way to excellence when his health broke down.
My health is perfect; my hair and teeth remain very loyal, and as I never insulted my complexion by any attempts to improve it, there seems no grievance for it to redress.
Almost immediately upon landing in Havana his health began to mend, and he declared himself ready to kiss the soil, as he could not bestow a similar mark of favour on the climate.
With all his will and health and wealth and love, he had been as powerless to help her in the time of her great trouble, was as powerless to help her now, as if he were in the bottom of a Haytian swamp.
Harold was delighted with the infinite variety of California; his health was remarkably good; and he had settled for life.
Of course there are temperaments, but why can't we formulate them and exercise the elementary charity of recognizing that one man's health in these matters is another man's death?
A little lapse from perfecthealth and the obsession returned.
On the day following he awoke refreshed and happy--so happy and light at heart, as he felt the glow of returning healthcoursing through his veins, that he fancied he must have dreamed it all.
There were many brave, strong, stalwart men there, in the prime of life, and flushed with the blood of high health and courage.
All very well in winter; but in summer I have heard of girls in this school so out of health in the relaxing atmosphere that they have been sent home again.
Circumstances connected with her sister's health would delay their return to England for a little while.
In the days of her health and strength, she would have set him at defiance.
The early religious training, at which she had scoffed in the insolence of health and strength, revealed its latent influence--intermitted, but a living influence always from first to last.
The poor wretch was not in good health at the time; and our owner had occasion to employ him in the valley of the island far inland.
But I was in poor health at the time; and I was staying with friends far away in Scotland, to try change of air.
Francine's interest in the influence of different atmospheres on health was not exhausted yet.
In the south Calaveras grove, where there are more than a thousand trees, the exquisite beauty of the trunks is well displayed by the numerous specimens in perfect health and vigor.
Unless food, no matter how good otherwise, contains these vitamines, it does not nourish the body nor preserve bodily health as it should.
Men of science are working with much care to try to add to our knowledge of these vitamines, which have so marvelous an influence on the health of all animals.
We do, however, know certainly this much: milk and the foods made from it have power to promote health and favor growth in a more marked degree than any other foods.
These die, or kill themselves by overwork, or are worried to death or broken in health and hope in order that the land may be protected from death and sickness, famine and war, and may eventually become capable of standing alone.
It is imperatively necessary that I should, for my own sake, keep both health and strength until the hour of my release comes--if it ever does.
They drank my health in due and ancient form, and thereafter tobacco tasted sweeter than ever.
So it was in good health and spirits that he landed at Havre, came up to Rouen, and made his way to the hospital.
Pen comforted her as best he could, and explained his reasons for going, and then he asked after the health of his grandfather Butler.
Now in your state of health it is most essential that you should have good nights.
In short, his bodily healthhas been without a flaw.
This morning I considered him a man of perfect physicalhealth and of keen brilliant intellect.
It was immediately after that visit that his physical health began to give way.
I wrote to you when I was abroad," continued Margaret, "telling you the simple fact that my husband's state of health had gone from better to better.
You want to empty yourself of some of your abundance in order that contentment and health of mind may flow in.
In short, the Inn was an ideal one, and had from time immemorial found favor with reading parties, fishermen, and others who wanted to combine country air and the pursuit of health with a certain form of easy amusement.
The change in my husband's health of body has also begun gradually," continued Mrs. Awdrey.
Her health of mind and body had done her descendants much good.
In his excellent physical and mental health his first impulse was to defy the voice of conscience, and to live down the deed he had committed.
When I think of the path which you now advocate, I could curse the day when you brought me back to health and sanity.
Now I am fond of Grandcourt, and our little boy always seems in betterhealth and spirits there than anywhere else.
His mental health was now so perfect that he was able to see with a wonderfully clear perception what would happen to himself if he refused to listen to the voice of conscience.
In short, you will forget yourself, and other lives and other interests mingling with yours will give you the necessary health and cure.
Feeling that his health was becoming impaired by his devotion to this Pakeha fetish, and that consideration finally overcoming his pride in its possession, he returned the watch to Old Colonial.
There is no going ashore until next morning--until the health officer and the customs shall have boarded and inspected us.
Putting aside the question of the magnificent health we enjoy--and that is no small thing--we are on the high road to a degree of competence we might never have attained to in England.
Abdu’l-Bahá Himself still suffered from the ill-health and exhaustion brought on by the fatigues of His three-year journeys.
The pinched aspect of the countenance had given place to the calmness of tranquil slumber, and not one unfavourable symptom remained to retard recovery to health and strength.
Perishing China so filled my heart and mind that there was no rest by day, and little sleep by night, till health broke down.
When I came back to town, restored to health and strength, I found that he had had a stroke, and left for the country; and I subsequently learned that he never rallied.
When, nine months later, I was obliged through failure of health to relinquish this charge, I was able to leave more funds in hand for the support of the hospital than were forthcoming at the time I undertook it.
You must rusticate until you have recovered a fair amount of health and strength, for if you begin your work too soon the consequences may still be serious.
But to me it would appear as presumptuous and wrong to neglect the use of those measures which He Himself has put within our reach, as to neglect to take daily food, and suppose that life and health might be maintained by prayer alone.
Parker's absence, as well as the continued discharge of my other missionary duties, my own health began rapidly to fail, and it became a serious question as to whether it would not be needful to return to England for a time.
In some such place your Ho^r might likewise haue the aduice of some well experienced Doctor, for the health of your person, and the benefitt of good ayre and of quietnesse, would much conduce to your health: And soe by Alm.
Early the next morning the warriors were assembled to pray--not for help, but that they might have health and avoid ambush or deceptions by the enemy.
To restore their health when disease attacked them He made many different herbs to grow.
