After chastisement Florence will be renovated and will prosper; V.
The Church was worse than a beast, it was an abominable monster which must be purified and renovated by the servants of God, and in this work excommunication was to be welcomed.
Renovated tissues must replace those which are worn out, and it is a part of the function of the absorbents to convey nutritive material into the general circulation.
By these two months' treatment I was perfectly cured, my whole system renovated and invigorated.
He'd purchased it a year and a half earlier for 23 million and he was intending to have it renovated and converted into a museum.
Assuming, she thought, Winston Bartlett actually wanted a renovated space to entertain.
The title of the book offers no encouragement to female readers, but I know few works from which I rise with such renovated feelings of benevolence and good-will.
With renovated spirits she therefore joined her cousin, and accompanied her to the breakfasting saloon.
She was very happy, now and then coming to see me, and getting a jolly good fuck from my renovated prick, for now that he was lying fallow, my somewhat exhausted system was getting quite recruited.
When very sharp set we fucked each other, but very little even of that, so that we renovated our constitutions and returned in robust health, ready to do justice to the charms of the two darlings, who had impatiently awaited our arrival.
Persia, at this time, was under the rule of Shah Ismail, a most capable and successful ruler, who had renovated the kingdom, and added largely to it by the conquest and subjection of many minor adjoining States.
Proceeding on their march with renovated courage, they sought every opportunity of giving battle.
The tower has been so much restored and renovated from time to time that little of the original remains.
The Prince of Wales’s Theatre, in Tottenham Street, is the old Tottenham Theatre in a renovatedand greatly improved condition.
At this intimation, the wearied Murrays-like seamen long harassed on a tempestuous ocean at sight of a port-uttered a shout of joy; and hastening forward with renovated strength, met a foaming river in their path.
But suddenly recollecting that in dressing herself for flight she had not taken off the jewels she usually wore, she exclaimed with renovated hope, "Will not gold tempt some one to carry me thither?
In the other, He sets His seal to the closed book of the world's history, and ushers in a renovated universe.
In literature, the renovated language has still its work before it.
As the new schools grew up and the old ones were renovated or transformed, education ceased to be merely literary.
The conduct of the question was now transferred into the same hands which had become imbecile and paralysed in 1841, but which had since been renovated and invigorated by a wholesome course of five years' banishment from office.
Even the horses were cheered, and moved on with renovated strength.
Finn Magnussen thus explains the mythe of the rape of Iduna by the giant Thiasse: Iduna represents the mild air of spring, which gives renovated life and animation to all nature.
Founded in 1138, it is of the Norman and Decorated styles, and has been reasonablyrenovated in modern times.
Donington church, like its neighbour across the water, has been largely renovated in recent times.
Others, arguing from the same acknowledged premises, conclude that future recognition will be secured by the resurrection of the material body as it was in all its perfection, in renovated and unfading prime.
Ishmael took tea with the old captain, who came into the saloon and sat down in a perfectly renovated toilet, as if nothing had happened.
Late, in the dark, like an Adam in renovated youth, he opened his eyes in Paradise, but he knew not where he was.
Thus abandoned, these lands often relapsed into the forest state, and, some centuries later, were again brought under cultivation with renovated fertility.
There was not a point which was not as fresh as if it had been renovated but yesterday.
It was a pretty theatre; had been rapidly rubbed up and renovated here and there; the painting just touched; a little gilding on a cornice.
It was inevitable, therefore, that the country should be governed by the same party; indispensable that the ministry should be renovated by new brains and blood.
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