The grave symptoms were ameliorated and recovery set in somewhere near seven o'clock in the evening.
The pain continues in paroxysms often so severe as to cause the peculiar Hippocratic facies, la face vultueuse of the French, and though sometimes ameliorated in character, it usually recurs with greater severity.
These differences of temperature upon sea and land, from zone to zone and from hemisphere to hemisphere, are equalized or ameliorated by many agencies, but chiefly by a transfer of heat in space, a transfer of heat from place to place.
The severity of these annual changes of temperature is ameliorated by some of the grandest movements and arrangements upon our globe.
I had hopes, however, that this condition of things might be ameliorated before long by gathering a good supply of corn that was ripening in the neighborhood, and would soon, I thought, be sufficiently hard to feed to my animals.
On the contrary, the ameliorated circumstances and wider range of the new continents enabled it still further to improve.
Her lot became harder and harder, and was not even ameliorated by the consolations of any religious creed that held promise of better things to come.
It ameliorated her lot in such wise that she was really subject to no more hardships than is the European peasant woman of the present day.
Such as could command a bribe ameliorated their condition, while those who possessed no such resources, were selected to illustrate the vigilance and fidelity of the overseers.
The decrease of numbers in the gangs, and the greatly improved resources of the convict department, have ameliorated several evils which formerly elicited great complaint.
Indeed, from the latest information received, far from our situation having been ameliorated by the negotiations of our Executive, he conceived our trade as much in jeopardy as ever.
Papa has got something of his spring attack of bronchitis, but so far it is in a greatly ameliorated form, very different to what it has been for three years past.
I earnestly trust it may pass over in the comparatively ameliorated form in which it has hitherto shown itself.
That the situation has been much amelioratedthere is no doubt.
It should endeavor to bring our country back speedily to a peace basis, with ameliorated living conditions under the minimum of restrictions upon personal liberty that is consistent with our reconstruction problems.
The present excellence of the old instruments arises from their having been made thick in wood, which time has ameliorated and mellowed, and now permits free vibration.
And thus, as in so many other instances, American legislation has ameliorated the law derived from our English ancestors, and given an example which British legislation may some day follow.
Their religious worship, which inculcated no morality, had neither softened their rude manners nor ameliorated their character, which was as boisterous and unkindly as their climate.
Thus the position of the Christians was ameliorated daily by the divisions among their enemies.
Of late years, however, the Danish government has instituted various restrictions which have ameliorated the condition of the slaves.
Thanks to your exertions, we have at least ameliorated our military system of cookery, and we thank you sincerely for it.
The worship of sorrow softened savage natures to more human gentleness, and amelioratedthe horrors of long dark centuries of cruelty and blood.
It ameliorated the rigours of the penal code, and, as experience has shown, lessened the amount of crime.
