The veteran promised instantly, and La Rose requested that after he was shot La Chique should go to the cemetery where he was buried and resuscitate him with the magic rose, which he had carefully preserved.
To resuscitate the Calx of Copper, and reduce it to Copper, by restoring its Phlogiston.
To resuscitate the Calx of Copper, and reduce it to Metal, by restoring its Phlogiston 267 5.
They could not understand the question, and the Coroner repeated it: "Did you do anything to resuscitate the corpse?
A dead body had been cast upon the sands, and at the coroner's inquest the persons who found it were asked, "Did you do anything to resuscitate the corpse?
Near the bed stood Grace Martin, pale but anxiously watching the efforts of the doctor to resuscitate the blue-faced man who was stretched cold and motionless on the bed.
This is the Draeger pulmotor," he explained as he worked, "devised to resuscitate persons who have died of electric shock, but actually found to be of more value in cases of asphyxiation.
He might restore the Caliphat of Bagdad on the banks of the Tigris, or resuscitate the sovereignty of the Great Mogul over Northern India, from the banks of the Indus to the mouths of the Ganges.
He hoped by his institution of the order of the Star toresuscitate the chivalrous zeal of his nobility.
He will do his best to resuscitate his dead happiness; and if he gets well again, even if you never marry him, you will have saved him--raised him from the dead!
The astonishment of Carlton at beholding Florinda there, surrounded by the servants endeavoring to resuscitate her, with Petro and his uncle, Signor Latrezzi, can better be imagined than described.
While Florinda was still insensible, and surrounded by the servants of the house, under Petro's directions, endeavoring to resuscitate her, a single horseman rode up to the door of the inn on his way down the mountain.
Point out to us the pathway of Thy kingdom and resuscitate all of us through the breaths of the Holy Spirit.
Resuscitate us; give us sight; give us hearing; familiarize us with the mysteries of life, so that the secrets of Thy kingdom may become revealed to us in this world of existence and we may confess Thy oneness.
In the two sons of Ivan we recognise again the myth of the Acvinau, the celestial physicians who resuscitate the solar hero.
But Ivan's two sons resuscitate him by rubbing a root upon his body; the demon lover of Ivan's mother dies as soon as the hero revives again.
The god kills his he-goats, takes off their skins, and keeps their bones, to be able to resuscitate them at pleasure.
In the Servian stories of Wuck, one of two brothers sleeps, transformed into stone with all his people, until the other comes to free and resuscitate him.
It is hardly without a smile that we resuscitate the old question of the 'vis insita' of the muscular fibre, so famous in the discussions of Haller and his contemporaries.
How do you know that posterity may not resuscitate these seemingly dead poems, and give their author the immortality for which he longed and labored?
One might have thought that this emphatic rescript would suffice to put a stop to the efforts of ignorant adventurers to resuscitate the bloody myth.
A condottiere of the Renaissance living in the 19th century, he used France, and all those nations annexed or attracted by the Revolution, to resuscitate the Roman conception of the Empire for his own benefit.
Gunn and Martin,[76] in experiments on rabbits poisoned by chloroform and apparently dead, found they could resuscitate about 70 per cent.
In any attempt to resuscitate a person apparently dead the maintenance of the blood circulation is the chief end.
Crile's experiments upon dogs show that it is possible to resuscitate these animals after they have been apparently dead for periods of time up to seven and a half minutes.
Matteo summoned a conference of the Ghibelline chiefs at Soncino, which treated the action of the pope as an effort to resuscitate the failing cause of the Guelfs.
His party was increased by a considerable number of the Spanish people, who thought that a new order of things was necessary to resuscitate the Spanish monarchy.
He no longer dared to paint, always dreading that he would resuscitate his victim at the least stroke of his brush.
We live in an age of reason, where it is useless to wish to resuscitate the beliefs of antiquity and of the Middle Ages.
If they are dead, we should employ means to resuscitate them.
In addition, the temples of the opulent Imperial period seemed to resuscitate in our times at San Giovanni in Laterano and San Paolo-fuori-le-mura.
Rather than bring a moment's pain to that brother who had striven to resuscitate him, who was the artisan of the passion now consuming him, who had given him his whole heart and all he had--he would condemn himself to perpetual torture.
We will plunge the man's body into the piscina and we will entreat the Lord, the master of the world, to resuscitate him, to give unto us this extraordinary sign of His sovereign beneficence!
The apostle having instantly worked this miracle, Callimachus and Drusilla prayed that he would also be so good as to resuscitate the domestic.
He immediately asked to be baptized, and begged that John would resuscitate Drusilla.
In Mayan hieroglyphics, and in Mesopotamian ideographs, as well as in other known forms of notation, the intention was the same: to give clues so that another person could give life to the language, could resuscitate it.
Within a limited scale of experience, literacy meant to know what is behind the written word, to be able to resuscitate it, and to even give the word new life.
This musk-scented breeze shall perfume the nostrils of the people of the world, and this spirit shall resuscitate the dead.
