Meanings of heart's ease in English

Let unconcern and heart's ease once more take possession of thy solemn features.

Therefore his search for her became his own secret and for his own heart's ease.

The term " heart's ease" has signified a cordial which is comforting to the heart.

There is the land of pure heart's ease, where no ache or sorrow of spirit can enter.

The thought is heart's ease.

So, then, I feel as though his death had left me without life, and I cannot find heart's ease.

So she said to the princess, 'O my lady, I have somewhat to say to thee that will be for thy heart's ease.'

This poor boy, in his very mean clothes, carried more heart's ease in his bosom, than he that was clad in silk and velvet.-Ed.

Waitstill slept like the shepherd boy in "The Pilgrim's Progress," with the "herb called Heart's Ease" in her bosom.

"I think I can guess," said Clara; "either a violet, or a heart's ease.

They were truly " Heart's Ease," gathered with a lavish hand, and sent as gifts to friends who were ill.

' Heart's Ease'-WilliamP. W. Dana, A.

The Frontispiece-twolovely children-isexquisitely engraved by J. Thomson, as is also " Heart'sEase," by the same artist: the last, especially, is of great delicacy.