hale

He is eighty, but still hale and hearty.

"Old as he is, he is hale and hearty."

only just sixty, very hale and hearty.

he haled an old man out of the audience.

Hale added a kicker to the mortgage.

She was still hale and hearty in her nineties.

John Hale,The Civilization of Europe in the Renaissance, Atheneum 1994.

Nathan Hale looked around as a British soldier put the rope around his neck.

You see him, high stature, broad shoulder, upright and foursquare and the face with summary duskily belt, show the hale physique with our country peculiar northerner.

When extreme turn, hale and hearty is hanging the support quite to arrive, the sidelurch scope is very small, can increase naturally many confidence to the human.

" Stubborn or craven, what does it matter? Ser Cortnay Penrose seemed hale and hearty to me" .

As gentle as sunlight, as tenacious as hale, in its route to the heart, it could not but prevail.

He was very hale and hearty.

He was as old as the King, but more hale and hearty, with very keen eyes.

In fact hardly a week passed without stirring news of " wrong doers" and " malefactors" haled into federal courts.

In this young days he had been a tall, handsome man, hale and hearty, given to drink, big-hearted and generous.

He was eighty, hale and sturdy, not aged; and his quick blue eyes, still unflecked, and as brisk as a boy's, saw everything.

In his physical prostration St. Cleeve wept bitterly at not being hale and strong enough to welcome with proper honour the present specimen of these desirable visitors.

We hoped it would all last for many a year; it seemed, indeed, as though Ryecroft had only need of rest and calm to become a hale man.

Jon was stunned. Robert Baratheon had looked old and fat when he visited Winterfell, yet he'd seemed hale enough, and there'd been no talk of illness. How can you know?