She could pile odds and ends into a blanket; she could remake the canvas roll as King had done so often; she and Gratton could drag the bundles to the front of the cave and push them over, down the cliffs.

But besides thus willing, by an inner necessity, its own annihilation, Life, in the very structure and machinery of its being, seems caught into the entanglements of an inescapable net, an eternity-long bondage it can never rip, to flee and remake itself into the immortal image that is its God.

"To remake the map of Europe, and to rearrange the peoples in accordance with the special mission assigned to each of them by geographical, ethnical and historical conditionsthis is the first essential step for all.

V. reproduce; restore &c 660; revive, renovate, renew, regenerate, revivify, resuscitate, reanimate; remake, refashion, stir the embers, put into the crucible; multiply, repeat; resurge^. crop up, spring up like mushrooms.

It is my love of life which triumphs, even to the extent of not questioning its purpose, to the extent of confiding absolutely in it, of losing myself in it, without wishing to remake it according to my own conception of good and evil.

It was not territory and population they wanted, but the sword of Rumania to join in remaking the map of Europe.

Thereupon the society undertook to remake the colored schools, organizing them into a system which offered instruction in primary, intermediate, and grammar departments.

He plunged into the remaking of "Success" with characteristic abandon.

It is strange how an idea enters the soul and remakes it, and when he left Maynooth he used his influence with his cousin, the Bishop, to get himself appointed to the poorest parish in Connaught.

Changes in political ideas, changes in the conditions of life due to the wonderful progress of our country, have forced the people to alter, amend, and often remake their state constitutions.

The French not only make up the State, but make the State; not only make it, but remake it.

I rescue my departed brother from ignominious decay, and remake a man of him.

No one had yet made rods, cranks, and gauge-dials sing anthems; but she knew it was Hilary and an artisan or two in his foundry whose audacity in the remaking of these gliding, plunging, turning, vanishing, and returning members had given them their fine new speed-making power, and as he stood at her side and pointed from part to part they took on a living charm that was reflected into him.

Mind remakes your world.

Mind remakes your world.

Carleton John Lynde (A); 20May69; R461806. LYNN, WILLIAM M. Mind remakes your world.

Mind remakes your world.

Mind remakes your world.

Carleton John Lynde (A); 20May69; R461806. LYNN, WILLIAM M. Mind remakes your world.

Sometimes his bed would be turned right on end, and he would have to put it to the ground and remake it before he could lie down.

"That is the point of Christianity, that God suffers, because He wants to remake the world, and cannot do it all at once.

Notable advances in science and technology have greatly increased the human capacity to transform nature and remake society.

The other was the effort to adapt and remake man (human nature) to fit into the rapidly changing social environment and to expand and deepen relations with nature.

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN MAN COULD CHANGE HUMAN NATURE Man could conserve natural resources; he could remake human society.

I was busy remaking the bow of my purple silk cravat.