reclinatorio, m., prie-dieu, prayerdesk. recobrar, to recover, regain, obtain, assume again, resume, take up again.

recuerdo, m., remembrance, recollection, memory. recuperar, to regain. recurso, m., resource. rechazar, to repel, drive back.

again; en sí, to come to oneself; to regain consciousness; grupas, to turn back; pies, to turn (one's) steps; pies atrás, to turn back; refl., to turn, turn round, return.

Topical depletion, blistering, and appropriate internal remedies subdued in a great measure the disease of the lungs and liver, but the stomach and intestines did not regain a healthy condition.

The guardian of the city improved the calm produced by this little incident, to regain a portion of his lost authority.

"Do me the favor, please, to regain possession of the handkerchief you just returned to Miss Thorne, and to send to me here your secretary, Señor Diaz, and your servants, one by one.

" As he talked some inbred excitement seemed to be growing upon him, due, perhaps, to his recital of the facts, and he paused at last to regain control of himself.

It would not do, either, to be seen staring at her if she should happen to turn her head, so he veered off, intending to regain the road.

Before I could regain my feet I saw Kaldhein fall backward to the ground, where a scene took place, so terrible that I shall not attempt to describe it.

She would regain control, somehow.

He made a great effort to regain hold of the idea, but all the whirring, shuttling, flying had abruptly ceased in his brain, and he sat with his eyes shut, staring straight into darkness....

Tell nobody of it, and perhaps we may regain it.

Thinking that the men whom she had seen with her grandfather might perhaps in their eagerness for the booty, follow them, and regain their influence over him, and that if they went on the canal-boat all traces of them must be surely lostaccepted the offer.

The mother made an attempt to regain her, and was assisted by some whites with money to commence a suit for that purpose.

He consequently confined his reply to a simple acknowledgment of the courtesy with which his proposal had been met by the Marquis, and then endeavoured personally to regain the confidence of the Prince by assurances of the sincere inclination of the Queen to meet his wishes upon every point within her power.

Satisfied, Mart paused to regain his breath.

EDWARD BRUCE IN IRELAND Want of landmarks in Irish historyEdward the I.'s reignBattle of BannockburnIts effect on IrelandScotch invasion under Edward BruceRavages and famine caused by himThe colonists regain courage: Battle of DundalkEdward Bruce killedResult of the Scotch invasion.

They lurk about in concealment till they see that the women are alone, when they pounce upon them and, either by persuasion or blows, take away those they want; whereupon they try to regain their own tribe before pursuit can be attempted.

Your friend has lost the Control I cannot say wether it will be possible to regain it now or no I find it hard work to get any hold at all.

To regain my lost position, therefore, I said hastily, 'But can it be Effie?'

Except the AEduans and Arvernians, whom Caesar kept for the purpose of trying to regain their people, he had the prisoners distributed, head by head, to his army as booty of war.

Upon hearing the maid's words, Constance in jealous rage fell to inordinate laughter and shook her work to the floor, and as Lord Cedric stooped to regain it he whipped out, "And why, pray, art thou so amused; 'tis most like Julian to promote this idea, and she will straightway wish to leave us.

If the church wishes to regain her hold upon the people, she must learn to speak to the highest that is in them.

When the paper is dried without any strain being put upon it, the fibers regain very nearly their original dimensions and position, so that the distortion which has existed in the wet condition nearly disappears.

It would have appeared to Charles II.'s poets quite as arduous to write 'Paradise Lost' as to regain Paradise.