As seems to have been the case with most well-dowered musicians, Madame Cole's talent owes something to heredity.

His shyness and awkwardness were intensified by the entrance of the tall, graceful girl in her black dress, and he rose to receive the introduction with a startled kind of nervousness, which was reasonable enough; for the young women with whom he associated were not dowered with Ida's very palpable grace and refinement.

But Newton was dowered with the spirit of the Open Road!

But when the second night stepped down from the halls of God, dowered with many stars, King Nehemoth dreamed again; and in this dream King Nehemoth saw four birds only, black and white alternately as before.

And when the third night came forth from the divine halls of her home dowered like her sisters, again King Nehemoth dreamed.

Now that she, the ruler of that household, was a helpless captive in her own apartments, she felt that Lesbia at Fellside would be her own mistress, and hemmed round with the dangers that beset richly-dowered beauty and inexperienced youth.

Thou wilt be bringing ere long a bride who is handsomely dowered; For it is meet that a gallant young man have an opulent maiden.

Only a well-dowered bride should I like to receive to my dwelling.

The world knows well how he tore his way out of the fetichism of his time,how, despite ignorance and unreason, he dragged his nation after him,how he dowered the nation with things and thoughts which transformed it from a petty Asiatic horde to a great European power.

"Thou art crowned Prince of heaven, and thou art the One [dowered with all sovereignty] who appearest in the sky.

"Homage to thee, O thou glorious Being, thou who art dowered

The other was of the poet Dowered with the hate of hate, the scorn of scorn, The love of love.

Influences of Old Spain dowered San Francisco with an infatuation for the fiesta.

He believed in solving the insoluble; and nature had so richly dowered him in the very dawntime of discovery, that he was almost justified in this delusion.

The girl had grown up in an atmosphere unfavourable to mental development, but she had received a fairly good education, and nature had dowered her with intelligence.

The English, who at first demanded twenty thousand marks as her jointure, had after interminable bargaining agreed to accept her with three thousand: and she was to be dowered with Plymouth and Exeter and Tiverton and Torquay and Brixham, and with the tin mines of Devonshire and Cornwall.

Eagerness to learn Fritz showed in pathetic fulness, but the most diligent search has revealed no trace in these years of that creative imagination with which he was so richly dowered.

He begins already to look forward, a little ruefully, to the time when his heart shall be "an extinct marriage-crater," and after a visit to Berlin, where he basked in the smiles of Queen Luise, he was again betrothed, this time to the less intellectually gifted, but as devoted and better dowered Karoline Mayer, whom he married in 1801.

A young man by heaven so favoured, With such rare endowments gifted, Blessed with noble birth and valour, Dowered with genius, rank, and riches, Can he yield to such enthralment, Can he make his room a prison, Can he waste in idle reading The fair flower of his existence? POLEMIUS.

Yet I swear I am dowered with more sense than Sir John Johnson, with his pale eyes and thick, white flesh, and his tarnished honor to dog him like the shadow of a damned man sold to Satan" "Is he dishonored?" "Is a parole broken a dishonor?

But Dorothy's eyes are like those wild iris-blooms that purple all our meadows, and she has the Ormond hairthat thick, dull gold, which that French Ormond, of King Stephen's time, was dowered with by his Saxon mother, Helen.

She dowered Israel with the highest of human powers, conscience, in an unequalled measure.

Though mere residual masses of the plateau, they are dowered with the grandeur and repose of mountains, together with the finely chiseled carving and modeling of man's temples and palaces, and often, to a considerable extent, with their symmetry.

And that he might lack no great gift, he was dowered with every physical perfection that should go to the making of a King.

As to-day in sculptured marble Side by side the Poets stand, So they stood in life's great struggle, Side by side and hand to hand, In the ancient German city, Dowered with many a deathless name, Where they dwelt and toiled together, Sharing each the other's fame: One till evening's lengthening shadows Gently stilled his faltering lips, But the other's sun at noonday Shrouded in a swift eclipse.