Divided amongst themselves by selfish interests, and outwearied with endless intrigues, the majority of the Frondeurs only awaited a fitting opportunity of treating with Mazarin.
Madame de Maintenon, outwearied with this everlasting strife, changed the tone of her letters to a cold and sometimes ironic vein.
So, in an ill humor, he ordered a halt, and the whole outwearied party hastily cooked themselves a meagre supper and lay down in hot haste for rest at last.
Hour after hour he sat, and still she slept, outwearied with the rack of emotion.
And he hunted and searched, outwearied at times, and refreshed again by resuscitations of hope, and intussusceptions of her presence.
And with that Tristrem awoke, suffocating, quivering, and outweariedas though he had run a race and lost it.
Thrice, hot with rage, he circles all Mount Aventine; thrice he assails the rocky portals in vain; thrice he sinks down outwearied in the valley.
But at last his citizens, outwearied by his mad excesses, surround him and his house in arms, cut down his comrades, and hurl fire on his roof.
Rumour reached me that on that last night, outwearied with endless slaughter, thou hadst sunk on the heap of mingled carnage.
But Mallet afterwards learned that this fair, slim youth could draw indefinitely upon a mysterious fund of nervous force, which outlasted and outwearied the endurance of many a sturdier temperament.
A familiar symptom of the malady which falls upon outwearied imagination.
But tedious repetition of failure had outwearied her, and now she saw Milvain in the sunshine of progress, dwelt upon the worldly advantages of gifts and a temperament such as his.
The professor reported him outwearied with excess of work.
Consider her as a generous and impulsive girl, outwearied at last.
But unsuccessfully, though she felt outwearied to an altogether unusual degree.
But he was outwearied after three nights' riding, and two days of watchful hiding.
Mother and sister, outwearied also, had gone to bed; the best place, the old lady said oracularly, for sore eyes and broken hearts.
And he did what he could, though it was a strain upon his twelve young years, for the long night had left him feverish and the long day with its need for initiative had outwearied him.
This was obvious; but it cheered the party, until in the far distance something more tangible showed to bring sudden alacrity to outwearied steps.
Maham when Babar had fairly outwearied himself in joy, in confessions of past regret, in promises of future content.
But splendid youth and health were his, and after a few days he lay outwearied with his hand-to-hand fight with Death, looking at the letters which had followed fast upon each other during his illness.
Being mere mortals we were not so endowed; we were but four outwearied men, well spent in the long chase, with never a leg among us fit to pace a sentry beat nor a decent wakeful eye to keep it company.
In this speeding the old hunter and the Indian easily outwearied Jennifer and me.
But still, with patience that outwearied hate, She gave her all while yet she had to give; And then her empty hands, importunate, In prayer she lifted that the poor might live.
Here the Pathan chatelain, taking pity on the outwearied princess, offered her asylum.
The sour neglect and systematic opposition of the rising party of the dissenters had outwearied his musings.
Dee has feelingly classed those who had outwearied his generous nature, "the ungrateful and the thankless; and the scorners and disdainers.
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