Everyone brightened at the sight of this pretty young woman, so soon to become a mother, so
full of life and health, and carrying her burden so lightly.
Sometimes, when I have had less exercise than usual, I have felt so
full of life and spring that when John has taken me out to exercise I really could not keep quiet; do what I would, it seemed as if I must jump, or dance, or prance, and many a good shake I know I must have given him, especially at the first; but he was always good and patient.
It must be admitted that a permanent gibbet and a pillory, "a justice and a ladder," as they were called in that day, erected side by side in the centre of the pavement, contributed not a little to cause eyes to be turned away from that fatal place, where so many beings
full of life and health have agonized; where, fifty years later, that fever of Saint Vallier was destined to have its birth, that terror of the scaffold, the most monstrous of all maladies because it comes not from God, but from man.
On the contrary, the green Serpent, who had seemed, until then, wide awake and
full of life, became suddenly very quiet and still.
Hardly had the shell been opened when the cat leaped out, slightly bruised, but
full of life, and exhibiting no signs whatever of having made an aerial expedition.
In youth he was called "the most foolish proud boy in England," and at the age of thirty, still young and gay and
full of life, he died upon the scaffold.
Your wife gets older, while you're
full of life. Before you've time to look round, you feel that you can't love your wife with love, however much you may esteem her.
But he was confident that he should soon be rich:
full of life and ardour, he knew that he should soon have a ship, and soon be on a station that would lead to everything he wanted.
In the sun-time, when the world is bounding forward
full of life, we cannot stay to sigh and sulk.
He was a strapping young fellow in the early twenties then, handsome, warm-hearted, and
full of life, and he came to us like a miracle in the midst of that grim business.
There were thousands upon thousands of vehicles abroad, and the scene was
full of life and gaiety.
He examined, therefore, from the depths of his hiding-place, the nature of that mysterious malady which bent and aged more mortally every day a man but lately so
full of life and a desire to live.