But Marcius, believing himself bound to pay his mother Volumnia all that gratitude and duty which would have belonged to his father, had he also been alive, could never satiate himself in his tenderness and respect to her.
Say rather wondrously,' And seeing this here satiate be our view.
Next comes Mahometanism, to give some freedom and fair play to the controlled and abused senses; but northwards other spirits set on foot a code of war to satiate their violent delight.
Nothing but her death could now give security to Odo and the monks, and the most cruel death was requisite to satiate their vengeance.
He said on one occasion: For I burned at times in my youth to satiate myself with deeds of hell, and dared to run wild in many a dark love passage.
The earth awaits thee, from thy chalice cup But one drop of thy heavenly dew to quaff, Her flowers bend low their heads; And with them, satiate with vision, droops My overcharged soul.
Still whilst I lament the fatality which has caused at once your grief and my misfortune, I am taught to believe, that totally taken up with a thirst for revenge, you sought means to satiate it even in the severity of the laws.
His voice caused infinite joy to all the pirates, hoping to find some provisions to satiate their extreme hunger.
And I will satiate the soul of the priests with fatness, and my people shall be satisfied with my goodness, saith the LORD.
She too had a slavish hope that was athirst and sinking, and it flew at the throat of Marko's, eager to satiate its vengeance for these long delays in the destroying of a weaker.
How they satiatethe vacant soul by influx, and draw forth the troubled from its prickly nest!
According to report, Venice, in order to satiate her rage, calls to her aid tyrants of the west; whilst Genoa brings in those of the east.
A clever writer on Earth lately remarked that it would be easy to satiate princes with all personal enjoyments, but impossible to satiate all their hangers-on, or even all the members of their family.
Not that it would make the United States Government any stronger or richer, but only to satiate the hatred, revenge and malice of the Yankee nation.
All this cruelty and these wanton acts of devastation and destruction were visited on the South and her people, not because they were criminals and outlaws, but to satiate Yankee hatred and revenge.
They might applaud their superstition, and satiate their fury; but the Mussulmans soon rallied in the field, and the Koreish wanted strength or courage to undertake the siege of Medina.
Sheathe your sword, open your hand, and I will satiate the utmost measure of your desires.
There, dwells a man of genius, whose rare touch Of the melodious lyre and pipe is such As ne'er to satiate with its notes of grace And flavourous tones, the Spirit of the place.
And I came to the multitude of ships, a sight not to be described, that I might satiate the sight of my woman's eyes, a sweet delight.
For Venus willed that these things should be in order to satiate her rage.
The very same man who shudders at the uncanny thought of another's self-murder will uphold the killing of a dumb brute to satiate the "human" palate.
On the day we should send our thanks to that invisible something (The First Great Cause) we praise an imaginary personal deity by killing things to satiate the craving of the palate.
Heaven's own heart at its highest of delight found utterance in music and semblance in fire: Thunder on thunder exulted, rejoicing to live and to satiate the night's desire.
