However, labour endears rest, and both together are absolutely necessary for the proper enjoyment of human existence.
Tis this, and this alone, that endears economy to me.
It was probably an event which took place in one of those pastoral visits which Bunyan was in the habit of making, and which, if wisely made, soendears a minister to the people of his charge.
And as her soul is pure and clean, and her face is truly the index to her mind, all it betrays but endears her to and makes richer him who reads it.
But there is about him a subtle charm that endears him to all who know him.
I speak of men; to common men like me The weakness you reveal endears you more, Like the far traces of decay in suns.
Labour endears rest, and both together are absolutely necessary for the proper enjoyment of human existence.
Nothing endears so much a friend as sorrow for his death.
No specious splendor of this stone Endears it to my memory ever; With lustre only once it shone, And blushes modest as the giver.
Subjection necessarily supposes protection; and paternal authority has the best claim to filial obedience, where benevolence endears dependance, and where conduct demands respect.
To his parents, we are apt to say, he endears himself by his pious attachment and duteous care still more than by the connexions of nature.
I have found, by good luck, a job for him here which will pay some of his way: and in the meantime he is a pleasant guest, for he plays the flute with little sentiment but great perfection, and endears himself by his simplicity.
This is the fact that children never miss, and the thing that endears Robin and his followers in Lincoln green.
Perhaps the great stroke of genius which endears Perrault's version is in the splendid boots with which his tale provides the hero so that briers may not interfere with his doings.
A visit to the Vatican by torchlight endears even these poor traditional deities for ever.
Her influence upon Lowell was to strengthen greatly his confidence in his own best powers as a man and a poet and to help develop in him the broad, kind democratic feeling for his fellow-men that most endears him to his readers.
The very provincialism of our poets endears them to us.
The view and consideration of this is sweet to faith, and endears our Saviour to our hearts--(Mason).
How beautiful must that church be where Watchful is the porter; where Discretion admits the members; where Prudence takes the oversight; where Piety conducts the worship; and where Charity endears the members one to another!
Winter or summer, the charm which most endears Newport to the imaginative mind is, and must continue to be, the odd mingling of old and new which meets you on every hand.
Whatever ambitious and vague longings he might have had even at that early period we do not know, but can easily guess at, and his sacrifice of them already endears the future poet to our hearts.
Unto my books so good to turn Far ends of tired days; It half endears the abstinence, And pain is missed in praise.
A perished sun Endears in the departure How doubly more Than all the golden presence It was before!
This pretty Wagtail still further endears itself to us by its attachment to a certain breeding-place, returning in many cases year by year to build its nest in one particular spot.
Another thing that endears the Starling to us is its perennial song.
It is this fierce determination to face the truth of things and not to take refuge in comfortable superstitions that endears the philosopher to us and makes us sympathise with his scorn for the irrationality of Browning.
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