It was good for them that they had been in trouble; for they had gained from it a wealth that is above the preciousness of rubies, deservedly dearer to their hearts than the thousands of gold and silver.
I had formerly, upon occasion, discoursed with my master upon the nature of government in general, and particularly of our own excellent constitution, deservedly the wonder and envy of the whole world.
This portrait, which seems to have been deservedly popular, was published with variations.
The bravery and coolness of Captain Woodgate was the subject of admiration, while Colonel Buller greatly added to the laurels he had so deservedly earned in the retreat from the Zlobane mountain.
Colonel Wood most deservedly increased his reputation as a brilliant and successful leader.
This elegant, and almost-forgotten writer, whose poems have been deservedly revived, died in the prime of his age, in 1639.
For the above feat the author tells us, the king was deservedly called "Stronge Rycharde Cure de Lyowne.
He was an illustrious French statesman, deservedly respected as a minister who ably restored the navy, the commerce and finances of the country, patronized learning and science, and invigorated genius by his mild and active generosity.
He early devoted himself to literature, became an able scholar, and was deservedly esteemed by the learned of the times.
He was a man of great political knowledge, and deservedly esteemed by the wisest and most eminent men of his age.
She was an authoress, and deservedly respected, not only for her learning, but for every virtue.
Among the foreigners the Germans probably preponderate, but the English hold a very high position: in no community abroad are British merchants more deservedly respected than those engaged in the Russian trade.
This was very much increased when he heard the risk they had run; and Steffanoff came in most deservedly for his share of praise for the way in which he had rescued the lads.
These are the causes for which you are assembled; and if you will be advised by me, you will act in these matters according to the words of Solomon, with whom our most gracious king may deservedly be compared.
They indemnified themselves for their exertions to keep order, which was not kept, by the extortion which they practised in the name of the government which they represented; and thus deservedlymade the English rule more than ever detested.
He was afterwards severely wounded, and retired on half-pay to enjoy a pension which he very deservedly obtained.
Brigadier General Wilson, late Colonel of the 39th also died here, he was an old officer and deservedly regretted.
Ormonde, whose wife had been allowed by Cromwell's clemency to make him some remittances from the wreck of his estate, was largely and deservedly rewarded.
She showed most favour to her reactionary generals and statesmen, to the Church and religious orders, and was constantly the tool of corrupt and profligate courtiers and favourites who gave her court a deservedly bad name.
Johnson, which, we shall presently see, cannot pretend to the character of faithful reports, however deservedly eminent they are as eloquent and energetic compositions.
As the protection of Heaven was deservedly withdrawn from the ungrateful race, their faith acquired a proportionable degree of vigor and purity.
That singular order of men has most deservedly attracted the notice of all who have attempted to investigate the antiquities of the Celts, the Scandinavians, and the Germans.
The inhabitants of Nazareth, like those of Bethlehem, are deservedlyfamed for their personal beauty.
The claims of the latter are supported by the deservedly high authority of Robinson, and its name is absolutely identical with that of the Biblical narrative.
His love for Isabella was idleness, the impulse of youthful blood, pride in conquering a woman so handsome and so deservedly celebrated.
It deservedly lost their respect--but that was the least part of the mischief.
They are deservedly praised, for they are the only works by a modern draughtsman which express in any wise the energy of trees, and the laws of growth, of which we have been speaking.
Though long anddeservedly resorted to as a delightful watering-place, remarkable for the salubrity of its air, and the beauty of its situation, the activity of trade was still unknown to its inhabitants.
It is square in form, and plain in its exterior; but is much and deservedly admired for the simplicity and elegance of its internal arrangement.
Ashworth and Taylor Ashworth, who to this day revert to the original patterns of the Mason jugs which have become so deservedly popular.
Two of his followers were killed, and five or six wounded, in this gallant act, for which he was deservedly decorated with the Victoria Cross.
For this act of cool bravery, he was prominently mentioned by General Outram in general orders, and deservedly received the Victoria Cross.
The troops marching through a winding and wooded defile, passed the deservedlywell known Brigade of General Meagher.
Some of her religious poetry is deservedly popular.
His tragedy of Cato is now little read, but his Hymns still continue deservedly popular.
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