...town contains an editor of a newspaper, who, in his own judgment, is composed of the finest brains, from the soles of his feet to the crown of his head, and is capable of managing the affairs of the whole world with his little finger—wheu infallible...

...town contains an editor, at's newspaper, who, in his owh judg. ment, is composed of the finest brains, from the soles of his feet to the crown of his head, and is capable of managing the affairs of the whole world with his little finger—when infallible...

...Wom&n's breast, (which was but natural,) but that otherwise she was fair as Absalom, who had no blemish from the soles of his Feet to the crown of his Head. Thereupon the Deputy Governor dismissed us, saying that it might be that the Devil did, not want them...

...Woman's breast, (which was but natural,) but that otherwise she was fair as Absalom, who had no blemish from the soles of his Feet to the crown of his Head. Thereupon the Deputy Governor dismissed us, saying that it might be that the Devil did not want them...

...woman's breast, (which was but natural,) but that otherwise she was fair as Absalom, who had no blemish from the soles of his feet to the crown of his head. Thereupon the Deputy-Governor dismissed us, saying that it might be that the Devil did not want them...

...woman's breast, (which was but natural,) but that otherwise she was fair as Absalom, who had no blemish from the soles of his feet to the crown of his head. Thereupon the Deputy-Governor dismissed us, saying that it might be that the Devil did not want them...

...sitting among the ashes with his potsherd in his hand to scrape himself withal as the boils broke forth from the soles of his feet to the crown of his head, ch. ii. 8. Afflicted as none but his Great Antitype ever was, what does he say when first his cattle...

...cross : He remained there under the terrible pressure of the Justice of God, crushed for our sins. From the soles of His feet to the crown of His head no part of Him was spared. "We have seen Him," says the Prophet, " and there was no beauty in Him that...

...bell." " Master is not ruined, then ? " He had need of all his courage to put that question. He trembled from the soles of his feet to the crown of his head, when Frangoise, in her most severe manner, looked at him steadily, and told him, once for all, not...

...grandnuiiher. Ituth, was most comely, and son Absalom the handsomest roan in all Israel, and "without blemish from the soles of his feet to the crown of his head ;" and sister Turnar and daughter Tamar were bewitching beauties. Many Jewesses arc and ever hare been...