heart-seine

The Century Dictionary: The Encyelopedic Lexicon of the English Language · 1887 · p. 101
(hiirt’sen), x. A weir with a heart- shaped inclosure or pound, which will fish EAA the tide may run. [Narragansett e ay. | heart-service (hiirt’sér’vis),. Service prompted by the heart; especially, zealous service to God; sincere devotion. We should be slow to deny the truth, force, and value of the heart-service which they [Di enters] may and do render, and render with affectionate humility, to their Father and their God. Gladstone, Gleanings, I. 57. heart-shake (hiirt’shak),». A defect in timber consisting in cracks extending from the pith outward. In timber having much heart-shake, there is certain to be considerable waste in its conversion, cepetiae we wish to reduce the log into plank and board. Laslett, Timber, p. 25. 101 heart-shaped 2759
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