Every clause breathes the philosopher's humanity.
Under ordinary circumstances the horse breathes entirely by the nasal passages, the communication between the larynx and the mouth being closed by the velum palati.
The diver breathes pure oxygen through a mask, which improves exhalation of nitrogen.
He breathes the old national spirit, and his mastery of classical idiom and versification is for his age extraordinary.
An immense joy in battle breathes through the earliest Norse literature, which has scarce its like in any other literature; and we know that the language recognized a peculiar battle fury, a veritable madness by which certain were seized and which went by the name of " berserk's way " (berserksgangr).2 The courage of the vikings was proof against anything, even as a rule against superstitious terrors.
