The sovereign dined in another hall of refection and shared his meal with the gods of all the divisions of Egypt, gods whose statues were ranged along the walls there.
Water to him is needful who for refection comes, a towel and hospitable invitation, a good reception; if he can get it, discourse and answer.
Seemed to the hoary friend of Hrungnir Hlorridi's refectionfull well large: "We three to-morrow night shall be compelled on what we catch to live.
There were two seats in the buckboard; Ruth Pemberton and Count Banti occupied the rear seat, the front seat being given over to the Mexican, and a basket flowing with a refection prepared by Mr. Hanrahan's darky cook.
Zora and Ahmed drew the Syud's small mattress and carpet from the palanquin, and spread them in the shade; and from her stores old Mamoolla produced a cold refection she had prepared at Gulburgah over night.
Ere this refection was brought in the table was rubbed over with a sprig of mint, and the coarse pottery betrayed an exquisite odour of thyme and garlic.
One full pound of bread shall suffice for a day, whether there be one refection or breakfast and supper.
Moreover, after the refectionthey shall give themselves to their reading or to the Psalms.
And he braced himself with that dour refection in front of a bric-a-brac shop.
And once more he felt the malaise of one who contemplates himself as seen by another--like a dog who chances on his refection in a mirror and is intrigued and anxious at the unseizable thing.
Hence, he was sometimes reduced to great straits for food, and more than once we find him begging the fishermen to try and procure a fish for his refection when nothing else was forthcoming.
The meal was to be at vesper time only, except from Easter to St. John's Day, when a refection was also allowed at noon.
As they entered the apartment, in which a suitable refection had been prepared, Constantia was about to return to receive her other guests.
Which refection he would in nowise condemn," observed the cook of Cecil Place, whose closely-cropped head of foxy hair seemed to throw a proportionate quantity of glowing colour upon his rubicund countenance.
We continued in discourse some little time, when he arose, saying that by this time he believed the refection was concluded.
At this moment a farewell ray of the setting sun, piercing the dark mass of clouds, threw a refection upon the Calvary, vivid as a conflagration's glare.
Djalma's fury was calmed thus instantaneously, because refection showed him how vain it was: ashamed of his childish violence, he cast down his eyes.
Of whose father duke Robert, & his paramour Arlete, take this pleasant remembrance for a refection after the perusing of the former sad and sober discourses.
As the sun tinges the far sky-line the shearers are taking a slight refection of coffee and currant-buns, to enable them to withstand the exhausting interval between six A.
A bare half-hour for refection was all that could be spared here, and as our steed ate his corn with apparently the same zest that characterised our consumption of lunch, it was time well spent.
That fountain, to the eye refection such, Plashed gentle-murmuring music in the ear.
Fed with a full refection of such toil And gladdened with the cordial dearest to him, Comfort of love from mutual human hearts, The prisoner apostle, those seven days Ended, was ready to move on toward Rome.
Noel had been standing there some minutes in the failing light, absorbed in the face of the sleeping baby, when, raising her eyes, she saw in a mirror the refection of her father's dark figure by the door.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "refection" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
