The grief of Antonina could only be assuaged by the sufferings of her son.
If they were already in the fangs of the daemon, their torments could neither be aggravated nor assuaged by human industry.
And muchassuaged the passion of his plight, passion > suffering 9 That he his pain endured, as seeming now more light.
Scratching themselves vigorously, the fun of the chase assuaged the smart of those red welts.
And whatever sense of anomaly he felt was quickly assuaged by the extraordinary comfort and novelty of his environment.
It is surprising what credit was given to that person when he made the announcement, and how much the regret of the common people and army for the loss of Romulus was assuaged when the certainty of his immortality was confirmed.
His doubt was assuaged and the lust of vengeance was on him--a madness seized the man.
I endured it like a pain that could only be assuaged by her presence, but I endured it angrily.
The months that have gone by have assuaged her pain a little, I think, but, now, it will return in full force, as poignant as ever.
Presently, after the violence of the blow had been slightly assuaged and the hours of silent weeping began to grow shorter, she managed, at times, to look at me as if I also brought a little consolation.
If they were already in the fangs of the dæmon, their torments could neither be aggravated nor assuaged by human industry.
In the city but one woman went abroad without fear, and she bore bread and medicines, and dressed wounds, and assuaged sorrows, and as a Madonna in fact divided worship with the Madonna in the chapel up by the High Residence.
Not Nature, who assuaged The pain and set the patient on his legs Promptly: the better!
It is surprising what credit was given to the man on his making this announcement, and how much the regret of the common people and army, for the loss of Romulus, was assuaged upon the assurance of his immortality.
It would exceed the limits of our space to describe by what forceful means Napoleon restored the financial equilibrium and assuaged the commercial crisis resulting from the war with England.
All these he could have on the plateau of Longwood, in a singularly equable climate, where the heat of the tropics is assuaged by the south-east trade wind, and plants of the sub-tropical and temperate zones alike flourish.
And it was this frame of mind which caused him to plunge recklessly into work as soon as he reached London, though he found that nothing really assuagedhis misery.
The thirst and hunger of all these days of rack and anguish must be assuaged before either could talk.
If they are assuaged forever, so much the better for you; if he should fall in love with you, so much the worse for him; if your former echoes reawaken, then we will assume that this was predestination.
As to that girl, she is mangled by despair which can only be assuaged by revenge.
Ten years of peace at home and abroad haveassuaged the animosities of political contention, and blended into harmony the most discordant elements of public opinion.
Ten years of peace at home and abroad have assuaged the animosities of political contention and blended into harmony the most discordant elements of public opinion.
An attack of inflamed cornea was treated with caustic applications, and the painassuaged by internal doses of M'Munn's Elixir.
And consequently, on the part of the disposition of the subject, any sorrow can be assuaged by any pleasure.
For this reason sorrow is assuaged by its effect, on account of the aforesaid contrariety.
Whether it is assuaged by the sympathy of friends?
Whether it is assuaged by contemplating the truth?
Whether Pain or Sorrow Is Assuaged by Every Pleasure?
Therefore, since every pleasure assuages sorrow, sorrow is assuaged by such like bodily remedies.
Whether Pain and Sorrow Are Assuaged by the Contemplation of Truth?
It seemed at first that it might be a wrench of little consequence, the pain of which would be assuagedby ten minutes' rest.
The quarrel between Othman and his subjects was assuaged by the early mediation of Ali; and Hassan, the eldest of his sons, was insulted and wounded in the defence of the caliph.
He had many lines in his face-even his simple life had gone hard with him, its sorrows un assuaged by its simplicity.
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