"I mean," said my mother very quietly, "that since a gambling debt is not recoverable by law, we have only to live on quietly here and no one will dare disturb us.

In consequence of the Armenian deportations these debts are no longer recoverable.

As regards recent experiences, they are better held, although in a sort of subconscious manner, recoverable when the condition improves or is cured.

But when he informed them "that the king himself had not the power to encroach upon the liberty of the meanest of his subjects, and that if he or the minister did so, damages were recoverable in a court of law, a loud and prolonged 'Diable!' issued from every mouth.

restorable, recoverable, sanable^, remediable, retrievable, curable.

[The verses are not, I fear, now recoverable.

If it be said that the master could, in that case, recover damages, the answer is, that damages would not be recoverable in law unless actual injuryenough to impair the power of the slave to labor, be proved.

If it be said that the master could, in that case, recover damages, the answer is, that damages would not be recoverable in law unless actual injuryenough to impair the power of the slave to labor, be proved.

[Footnote 1: The principle passed, like so many others, from the old Roman law into our own, so that to this very day, a barrister's fees, being considered in the nature of an honorarium, or voluntary present made to him for his services, are not recoverable by law.

For it is the remembered dream alone that is incoherentthe dream that comes clothed in the rags and trappings of this work-a-day world, and so leaves some recoverable record on the brain.

Here is glad news for mortals: the past recoverable and in a manner revocable!