| Through want of alkaline salts to neutralize and absterge their perspired and other excreted fluids, and of air to dilute and waft away the venomous gases engendered by them. |
| Mr. H. mentioned that he perspired freely while playing and that when the perspiration got into his eyes he hit some wrong notes. |
| The doctor perspired extremely, and had a Monteith handkerchief hanging over his brows from beneath his hat. |
| Manu fell asleep, but all night he perspired and groaned as if he would soon die. |
| How they must have perspired underneath the fine suits, tight collars, silk ties and heavily starched shirts! |
| The horses panted and perspired, while horses and lads were covered with dust. |
