Let now the memory of wrongs endured make ye trebly valiant to maintain your new-got liberty.

He crawled to the door of the prison, as fast as his trebly-bound limbs would allow, and spoke for a minute to her; but before they could exchange many words Mrs. Judson was peremptorily ordered away by the jailer.

So the place is trebly sacred, its waters potent for purification, no matter how great one's sin.

Perhaps, however, it is only the adjective for the adverb: 'having concealed it hitherto, conceal it trebly now.'

Adv. three times, three fold; thrice, in the third place, thirdly; trebly &c adj.. 94.

For if a man is intelligent, he feels pain doubly or trebly; and a cheerful but unintellectual temper finds solitude and unoccupied leisure altogether unendurable.

I parted with the Captain at the foot of the hill, trebly instructed; that is to say, as to the fact, to the probable, and to the possible.

But this girl was trebly startling.

Since Veronica had come to them from the convent in Rome, where she had been educated according to her dead father's desire, they had been doubly cautious and trebly particular as to the persons they chose to receive.

No doubt, the spectacle of the Swiss regiments doubly paid, and (on Sundays at least) trebly intoxicated, has something to do with this ill feeling.

Hence the absolute, the idea of which excludes every relation, is entirely beyond the reach of an intelligence which is concerned with relations alone, and which always consists in discrimination, limitation, and assimilationit is trebly unthinkable.

He would worry and fret over it trebly in anticipation, and the actual task itself was to him probably ten times as irksome as it would be to most others.

O ye gods, Remove delusion from his rigid gaze, Lest that this moment, fraught with bliss supreme, Should make us trebly wretched!

Its story of shame and blood, trebly exaggerated, ran like fire through the land.

He could make Alan Massey writhe trebly, knowing these things.

And when the next shall likewise ended be, That both their lives may likewise be annext Unto the third, that his may so be trebly wext.

But the word resonance, being accented usually on the first syllable only, is naturally a dactyl; and, since the other five little verses end severally with a monosyllable, which can be varied in quantity, it is possible to read them all as being dactylics; and so the whole may be regarded as trebly doubtful with respect to the measure.

The less a person thinks and inquires regarding the why and the wherefore and the justice of things, when dragging along through life, the happier it is for him, and doubly, trebly so, for her.

'O! trebly blest this hour,' he cried; 'I take not now another bride!

He had taken enough wine to obscure remoter terrors, but not the image of Mr. Dunboroughimpiger, iracundus, inexorabilis, acerDunborough doubly and trebly offended!

If what M. Boutmy says is true of English royaltythat it "is not only the image of authority, but the author and symbol of national unity," as I believe it to be, doubly and trebly may this be affirmed of royalty in Japan.

And with that they ran as near as they dared, and spat on the wall of our house, or at least on the little wooden panel which opened inward in the great trebly spiked iron door of the Duke's court-yard.

Those who have made themselves familiar with Mrs. Kellogg's system of cookery, invariably express themselves as trebly astonished: first, at the simplicity of the methods employed; secondly, at the marvelous results both as regards palatableness, wholesomeness, and attractiveness; thirdly, that it had never occurred to them "to do this way before.

At most the two early crimes could only serve to demonstrate how easy it is to reach and kill a President of the United States, and therefore the necessity for greater safeguards about his person is trebly demonstrated.

Some hearts there are of deeper sort, Prophetic, sad, Which yet for cause are trebly clad; Known death they fly on: This wizard-heart and heart-of-oak had Lyon.