It is worth it all, every bit, to feel the spring coming back.

I feel the spring in my blood.

Woodchucks would sometimes feel the spring through this thick coverlid of snow and bore up through it to the sunlight.

My dear, it was something one felt in the air, as you feel the spring coming, or a storm in summer.

You " feel the spring," he said, noting that the Dropline handles incredibly well on both moderate and technical trail.

It was the springtime; and men feel the spring upon the sea even more surely than they feel it upon the land.

And he told me that, in spite of the snow and frost outside, he could feel the spring coming northward again with the storks.

He felt the spring of the woman called Urd, which is to say, Past.

Poor Squeaky felt the springs close down on him and squeaked, "Ee-ee-"

To make sure, he took off his glove and felt the springs of the carriage.

The groom was a young man of three and twenty, and he felt the spring also.

Kate feels the spring in her heart, knowing that she is to have a piece of the summer.

She, too, felt the spring.

All about, in nature and in human kind, she felt the spring burgeoning, and within herself she felt it most of all.

Possibly they also felt the spring-time impulse of all the feathered tribes to use their voice to the extent of its compass.

]-Oncemore I feel the spring languor creeping over me, the spring air about me.