Cooling time

( Crim. Law.) Time for pa ion to subside, and reason to interpose. C. T. destroys the effect of provocation, leaving homicide-murder the same as if no provocation had been given. Cool'ish, a . Somewhat cool; as, coolish weather. Cool'ly, adv . In a cool or indifferent manner; without warmth or excitement of manner; dispa ionately; calmly; as, to take things coolly . -Without heat or undue cold; in a cool degree. Cool'ne , n. State of being cool; moderate degree of cold. "The sheep enjoy the coolne of the shade." Dryden. -Indifference; calmne ; want of ardor, zeal, affection, .; as, the coolne of estranged friends. Cool Spring, in Kentucky, a P. O. of Ohio co. Cool Spring, in Indiana, a township of Laporte co.; рор. 1,328. Cool Spring, in Mi ouri , a village of La Fayette co. Cool Spring, in N. Carolina , a P. O. of Iredell co. Cool Spring, in Pennsylvania , a village and township of Mercer co.