The resemblance was not a little helped on by the costume of the late Revolution (most acceptably chastened and belated by the distance from Paris).

They blamed him greatly because of his foolish love, and chastened him grievously by reason of the sorrow he made before men.

What child his filial heart in words can loose, If he behold his tender father raise The hand that chastens sorely?

Harriet Hardwick, who had returned from Watauga, since her sister would not come to her, stood in the door of the big house regarding them with a countenance of distinctly chastened rejoicing.

These, and whatever more she might have to endure, were but petty trials, to which her secretly chastened mind might bend but should not weakly bow.