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Sentences ending with kindled

Idling members of the House flocked to their seats, nervous gentlemen sprang to their feet, pages flew hither and thither, life and animation were visible everywhere, all the long ranks of faces in the building were kindled. [5]
How had it been kindled? [10]

More example sentences with the word kindled in them

Out of the windows of the Senate House the soldiers threw chairs into the Square for fuel and kindled fires there. [2]
For the man who had kindled a fire--the blaze of which was to mark an epoch--he was exceptionally calm. [9]
The dogmatic controversies which were already kindled at the time of my story I have, on careful consideration, avoided mentioning. [10]
Here the tears which so easily rose to his eyes began to flow, and, seeing that Melissa's tender heart was moved by his sorrow, he gained confidence, and reproached his daughter for having kindled Caracalla's love, by her radiant eyes--so like her mother's! [10]
The old dame was crouching beside the hearth in the middle room, turning the metal spit, on which she had put the ducks, over the freshly kindled fire. [10]
No, his effort was a stream of fire, that kindled his soul into a flame of admiration, and carried his senses away captive. [5]
Darkness indeed for Victoria, who throughout her life had lived in light alone; in the light she had shed, and the light which she had kindled in others. [9]
The old fire very rarely kindled in her face now. [2]
A fire kindled under one never did him any good. [4]
And yet a Trojan war of the intellect has been kindled concerning them. [10]
If we had to keep the sun kindled up and going by private corporate action, or act of Congress, and to be taxed for the support of customs officers of solar heat, we should prize it more than we do. [4]
But what was this new light which seemed to have kindled in her eyes? [6]
Success had kindled the courage of his followers, as a sharp gust of wind fans a smouldering fire, and wherever an Egyptian showed himself on the battlements of the store-house, the round stone from a shepherd's sling struck heavily upon him. [10]
His eye kindled the battle spirit in every one on whom it fell, and the foe retreated at his mere war-cry. [10]
It is asserted that the fault was quite as much on our side as on the other; that our agitators and abolishers kindled the flame for which the combustibles were all ready on the other side of the border. [6]
The great fire that is kindled up is never let out, night or day, as long as the season lasts. [4]
The cave was soon aglow with the fire kindled by Late Carscallen and Cloud-in-the-Sky. [11]
As soon as she heard his voice a vivid glow kindled in her face, lighting up both her sorrow and her joy. [2]
But he had scarcely perceived what threatened him, and remembered her words concerning his famous uncle's surrender only to her and to death, when he succeeded in conquering his quickly kindled senses. [10]
The face had remained impassive, but the eyes had kindled a little as the factor talked. [11]
Some of the party, exhausted by the climb, and shivering in the rude wind, wanted a fire kindled and a cup of tea made, and thought this the guide's business. [4]
She had kindled other fires at her side. [9]
If the churches offered those who might be leaders among their fellows a practical solution of existence, kindled their self-respect, replaced a life of drudgery by one of inspiration--that would be worth while. [9]
When the flame of the sulphur splinters kindled by the tinder burned up, first blue and then red, Shcherbinin lit the tallow candle, from the candlestick of which the cockroaches that had been gnawing it were running away, and looked at the messenger. [2]
She spoke little of Pierre, but when Princess Mary mentioned him a long-extinguished light once more kindled in her eyes and her lips curved with a strange smile. [2]
Still she did not speak, but her lip trembled, and the love leaping in his eyes kindled a yearning in hers,--a yearning she was powerless to resist. [9]
She tried one more match; it kindled as it should, and she lighted another lamp. [6]
On this a mighty fire had been kindled, from which flames and sweet odors rose towards heaven. [10]
Your eyes have kindled these flames, and this poor heart will consume in their glow if I am not suffered to confess to you that I love you with more ardour than was ever bestowed on any maiden. [10]
What fires she kindled in his deep nature it is impossible to say. [9]
Unless some fire is kindled in their souls, it is hopeless for them to try to obtain any benefit from religion--so-called--as it is preached to them in most churches. [9]
And so given into our hands, its pores all full of music; stained, like the meerschaum, through and through, with the concentrated hue and sweetness of all the harmonies which have kindled and faded on its strings. [6]
So, the poet, in trying to wing his way back through the life that has kindled, flitted, and faded along our watercourses and on our southern hillsides for unknown generations, finds nothing to breathe or fly in; he meets "A vast vacuity! [6]
The scene kindled in him a vigorous sense of life, of prosperity, of longing for the activity of the great world. [4]
It seemed as if the light then kindled would not only continue to burn, but would penetrate all the dark and stolid communities. [4]
It was as if a light had been kindled in a carved and painted lantern and the intricate, skillful, artistic work on its sides, that previously seemed dark, coarse, and meaningless, was suddenly shown up in unexpected and striking beauty. [2]
It had been his purpose to bid her remember Phaeton, who had almost kindled a conflagration in the world, when he attempted, in the chariot of his father, Phoebus Apollo, to guide the horses of the sun. [10]
This reference to his brother's death had as usual stirred his wrath, but he controlled it; for as a torrent of rain extinguishes the fire which a lightning-flash has kindled, the homage to his strength, in Alexander's satire, had modified his indignation. [10]
I can summon her now under the great maples of the village street, a virginal figure, gray eyes that kindled the face shaded by the poke bonnet, and up you went above the clouds. [9]
When he spoke he was transformed; his eye kindled, his voice rang, his face shone and seemed to light up the whole assembly. [7]
What mysterious fire had this night kindled in those calm eyes, which Alexander was fond of comparing to those of a gazelle? [10]
He thanked the Great Spirit for this council fire which He had kindled at Cahokia. [9]
And all the great hydraulic engines poured in their scarlet blood, and the fire kindled, and the flame rose; for the blood is a stream that, like burning rock-oil, at once kindles, and is itself the fuel. [6]
Captain Tushin, having given orders to his company, sent a soldier to find a dressing station or a doctor for the cadet, and sat down by a bonfire the soldiers had kindled on the road. [2]
By a little fire kindled in the road, the bodies of their foe beside them, they vowed to each other, mingling their blood from dagger pricks in the arm. [11]
There was no doubt that Evelyn's eyes had kindled for him as for no one else whom she had greeted. [4]
I read another destiny in thy countenance--I learn thy inclinations from the flame that has already kindled in my soul a stranger sensation. [5]
I read another destiny in thy countenance--I learn thy inclinations from the flame that has already kindled in my soul a strange sensation. [5]
The King's lazy blood was stirred and his eye kindled finely, for the spirit of war was away down in him somewhere, and a frank, bold speech always found it and made it tingle gladsomely. [5]
The beautiful satin bark at once kindled into a soft, pure, but brilliant flame, something like that of naphtha. [4]
Her imagination kindled at my touch. [9]
Joan's eyes kindled, and she rose; rose and stood, fine and noble, and faced toward the Bishop and said: "Take care what you do, my lord, you who are my judge, for you take a terrible responsibility on yourself and you presume too far. [5]
Beside the great altar, therefore, might be seen many a smaller sacrificial flame, kindled in honor of their own divinities, by the envoys from the conquered provinces to this great birthday feast. [10]
So she glided along, slowly, slowly, down the course of the winding river, and the flushing dawn kindled around her as she slumbered, and the low, gentle murmur grew louder and louder, but still she slept, dreaming of the murmuring ocean. [6]
His cheek flushed a little, his eye kindled, humour relaxed his lips. [11]
He was of a good height and size, smooth-shaven, with little eyes that kindled, and his mouth moved not at all when he spoke: unlike Jethro, he "used" tobacco. [9]

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