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Sentences ending with reconciled

Let it stand so, as Menelaus and Helen and Paris before there was any Trojan war, and as if there never could be any--as if Paris went back discomfited, and the other two were reconciled. [11]
The fear that haunted her came true, and she never was reconciled. [9]
The vista of happiness suddenly opened up, widened and widened until it was too bright for Cynthia's vision, and she would compel her mind to dwell on another prospect,--that of the father and son reconciled. [9]
There were separate duties belonging to each character--not opposing each other; not impossible, but difficult to be reconciled. [14]
In the serene beauty of his noble features I saw justice and mercy had met and were reconciled. [4]
One day he babbled over the bar-counter to O'Fallen, desiring greatly that they should be reconciled. [11]
Ingolby thought of all these things, but in a spirit of understanding, as he went to his tryst with her at sunset on the day when Lebanon and Manitou were reconciled. [11]
I became reconciled. [9]

Short sentences using reconciled

You--you are reconciled, aren't you? [9]

More example sentences with the word reconciled in them

But no doubt you, who are old, have long since grown accustomed and reconciled to what seems to me such a disagreeable novelty. [5]
Perhaps it is well for one to know his fate at first, and get reconciled to it. [5]
Later this consciousness was re-awakened; it was then apparent to Gwendolen that she was almost reconciled to them, and it was apparent to Tracy that he wasn't. [5]
I get along very well without the luxury and the wealth and the sort of society I've been accustomed to, but I do miss the respect and can't seem to get reconciled to the absence of it. [5]
The most of us can learn to forgive, and even to like, a countenance that strikes us unpleasantly at first, but few of us, I fancy, become reconciled to a jarring name so easily. [5]
We of the United States lead the world in beautiful paper-money; and when I exchanged my crisp, handsome greenbacks for the dirty, flimsy, ill-executed notes of the Dominion, at a dead loss of value, I could not be reconciled to the transaction. [4]
Yet, if my trade may not be reconciled with what he may intend for me, I must ask to be sent back to Monsieur Dalbarade. [11]
Yet she seemed to have become reconciled to his loss, and rather to have a deep feeling of gratitude that she had been permitted to care for him in his last weary days. [6]
She persuaded him to disobey the King in the interest of the nation, and to be reconciled to Count Richemont and welcome him. [5]
And he belongs to a service in which are reconciled, paradoxically, democracy and discipline. [9]
I gathered that they found themselves sadly out of their element in that kind of business at first, but afterward got accustomed to it, reconciled to it, and more or less at home in it. [5]
It really seemed that Sonya did not feel her position trying, and had grown quite reconciled to her lot as a sterile flower. [2]
He thought now that she must have known of his deformity before she came--the world was so full of tale-bearers--and no doubt had long since reconciled herself to the painful fact. [11]
Had he not repented and suffered, been reconciled to his Redeemer, and prepared himself to fight the hard fight? [10]
One even becomes reconciled to the cistern presently; this is a mighty cask, painted green, and sometimes a couple of stories high, which is propped against the house-corner on stilts. [5]
We must be reconciled to our great destiny, Mr. Carroll. [9]
I even became reconciled to my life. [11]
We are getting reconciled to halls and bedchambers with unhomelike stone floors and no carpets--floors that ring to the tread of one's heels with a sharpness that is death to sentimental musing. [5]
When there were quarrels, his kindly smile and well-timed jests reconciled the antagonists. [2]
If he is not reconciled with his mother, Antoinette will not receive him. [9]
But I did not like it, for it was just the sort of thing to keep people reconciled to an Established Church. [5]
But she reconciled me to it. [5]
It has cost me an effort to do it, but now that my life is on record I feel more reconciled to my lot, with all its possibilities, and among these possibilities is a gleam of a better future. [6]
So long ago it was, That from the memory of the hamlet-folk the Light has passed-- They scarce believing, now, that once it was, Or if believing, yet not missing it, And reconciled to have it gone. [5]
It is not in my nature to forget your nature; though, I dare say, I should spit fire and explode sometimes if we lived together continually; and you, too, would get angry, and then we should get reconciled and jog on as before. [14]
By the time I come back, I hope you will be reconciled to your father's choice. [10]
By slow degrees, however, he was reconciled to him in the end; and even went so far as to honour him with his patronage, as one who had in some measure reformed, and was therefore to be forgiven. [12]
I remember yet how he sat there that night fondling it, petting it; seeing it recede and ever recede; trying to be reconciled and give it up, but not able yet to bear the thought; for it had been his hope to be a horse-doctor. [5]
What had reconciled Hodder to the enterprise most of all, however, was the chapel --in the plan a beautiful Gothic church--whereby he hoped to make the religious progress keep pace with the social. [9]
This conjecture flattered her vanity and reconciled her to the step which she had taken and already began to regret. [10]
Final move (after her death), the reconciled Constable Richemont to the French King's elbow--checkmate. [5]
And when I heard that Patty was to marry you, Heaven is my witness that I tried to be reconciled and think it for the best. [9]
He said that he and Boyne had quarrelled, but had become reconciled again, and that the drink was a pledge of their understanding. [11]
The two Earls had been reconciled afterwards, but Lord Rippingdale had never forgiven Enderby. [11]
When what she granted him had reconciled her father to her, and she was in Brussels, perhaps she would find strength to treat Pyramus so that he would never repent his fidelity. [10]
For since the Governor and the Intendant are reconciled, he takes sides with General Montcalm, the one sound gentleman in office in this poor country--alas! [11]
But people easily get reconciled to big money and big prices, and fond and vain of both--it is a descent to little coins and cheap prices that is hardest to bear and slowest to take hold upon one's toleration. [5]
The minute we get reconciled to a person, how willing we are to throw aside little needless puctilios and pronounce his name right! [5]
In France I finally grew reconciled to him as a Frenchman; here he is unquestionably an Italian. [5]
It takes but fifteen minutes to get reconciled to the tattooing, and but fifteen more to perceive that it is just the thing. [5]
Crozier would remain exactly the same; but would not Crozier be whisked away out of Askatoon to a new fate, reconciled to being a receiver of his wife's bounty. [11]
I trust the demands of both feeling and duty will be in some measure reconciled by the step in contemplation. [14]
My Uncle Grafton came to Dr. Hilliard's funeral, choosing this opportunity to become reconciled to my grandfather, who he feared had not much longer to live. [9]
But by an' by Tom Quartz begin to git sort of reconciled a little, though he never could altogether understand that eternal sinkin' of a shaft an' never pannin' out any thing. [5]
By degrees Mr. Bronte became reconciled to the idea of his daughter's marriage. [14]
I love certain birds because of their song; but I do not love Adam on account of his singing--no, it is not that; the more he sings the more I do not get reconciled to it. [5]
His natural diffidence and his reluctance to a routine life made him shrink from the diplomatic appointment; but once engaged in it, and launched again in London society, he was reconciled to the situation. [4]
By good temper and adroitness, he reconciled the leaders of the two gangs; he bought the freedom of the river by a present to Bunder's daughter; he won Bunder by four bottles of "Three Star" brandy. [11]
The more private amusements of the great may well be illustrated by an account given by Busino of a masque (it was Ben Jonson's "Pleasure Reconciled to Virtue") performed at Whitehall on Twelfthnight, 1617. [4]
The weather was all finished up and disposed of, as a subject, before the simple Missourians had gotten sufficiently wonted to the spectacle of one body feeding two heads to feel composed and reconciled in the presence of so bizarre a miracle. [5]
The master takes again in his hand that concord of sweet sounds of his, and one is reconciled, pacified. [5]
However, an hour's acquaintance with this cheerful custom reconciled the pilgrims to it, and then it ceased to occasion remark. [5]
They could not abide it; they could not get reconciled to it. [5]
Was she, as a woman, any more likely to be reconciled to her fate when her mirror told her, with pitiless reflection, that she was an old woman? [4]
He had been a fancy of hers; and the sort of affectionate respect with which Fulkerson spoke of him laid forever some doubt she had of the fineness of Fulkerson's manners and reconciled her to the graphic slanginess of his speech. [8]

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