As they gradually recovered their faculties it would have become manifest to a nice observer that the Pope had risen very considerably in their good opinion.

By this time Sam had partially recovered his wits, and being convinced that it was Polete in the flesh, not in the spirit, brought some water from a spring at the roadside.

I was at first much troubled by the uneasy motion of the vessel, but speedily recovered my health, and since that hour have been no more plagued by sea-sickness.

That it was ravaged, burnt and sacked by the Danes is certain and it seems even at the time of the Norman Conquest to have scarcely recovered itself.

"5,509 entered the hospitals, and of these, 3,959 died in August, 1829, and only 614 ultimately recovered."

You are barely recovered.

Ere he could recover himself another blow smote him upon the breast, and he fell headlong from the platform, as through infinite space.

Cerimon then recounted how, early one tempestuous morning, this lady was thrown upon the Ephesian shore; how, opening the coffin, he found therein rich jewels, and a paper; how, happily, he recovered her, and placed her here in Diana's temple.

Throughout this period the English mediæval tradition of classical theory was highly important, losing ground but gradually as the influence first of the rhetoric newly recovered from the classics and then of Italian criticism produced an increasingly stronger effect on English criticism.

Hours afterward he recovered enough to remove the gold and jewels from the treasure ship to his home on the island.

Jane Merrick had promptly recovered consciousness, for fainting spells were foreign to her nature.

But another chronicler, the author of the Gesta Stephain, tells us, in addition, that the wax candle was suddenly relighted; and he accordingly argues that this incident was "a token that for his sins he should be deprived of his crown, but on his repentance, through God's mercy, he should wonderfully and gloriously recover it."

The vessel cleared the harbourwas in a few hours out of sightand the next morning, Mynheer Von Kapell wrote to London a full account of the transaction, returning the bills he had so fortunately recovered.

Discourses of Morality, and Reflections upon human Nature, are the best Means we can make use of to improve our Minds, and gain a true Knowledge of our selves, and consequently to recover our Souls out of the Vice, Ignorance, and Prejudice, which naturally cleave to them.

The third day after his arrival, he had an apoplectic fit, from which blisters, etc., have miraculously recovered him....

Most of these conquests, however, were subsequently recovered by the Almohades.

Fortunately, no bones were broken, the only injury was to the head; and Captain and Mrs. Harville insisting on her being taken to their house, she recovered health so steadily that before Anne and Lady Russell left Kellynch Lodge for Bath there was talk of the possibility of her being able to be removed to Uppercross.

How quickly, how surprisingly, she recovered her spirits!

It occurred to me this morning to go to the assignee's to inquire, and he told me that you would undoubtedly recover something, and that I might have a hundred francs now.

Aurangzîb unexpectedly recovered, and became suspicious of his dangerous sister.

" She recovered herself sharply, as though something in his words had pierced her pride.

I shall have to be satisfied if he practically recovers by the time we leave with the ponies.

The weapon fell, he uttered an oath as he swung round, clutching the maimed member; and then, seeing his assailant for the first time, he swooped down to recover the weapon so swiftly that it was in his left hand and spitting vicious tongues of orange flame before Duchemin was able to get in a second blow.

The expression of his countenance seemed to waver, glimmer, and nearly to die away, and feebly to recover itself again.

Migwan ran after her, and forcibly recovering the basket, hit Betty over the head with it several times.