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Sentences ending with remedy

I deplore the want of concurrence with you in opinion by your general officers, but I do not see the remedy. [7]
It stands ready to-day to accept anything from any theorist, from any empiric who can make out a good case for his discovery or his remedy. [3]
Many languages and things get mislaid in a person's head, and stay mislaid for lack of this remedy. [5]
Paris), 1839, analyze these same cases, eleven in number, and can only draw the inference of a very questionable value in the supposed remedy. [6]
The disease of the nation was organic, and not functional, and the rough chirurgery of war was its only remedy. [6]
It was a simple remedy. [5]
This defect it shall be my earnest endeavour to remedy. [5]
Dr. Stafford, whose paper of directions to his "friend, Mr. Wintrop," I cited, was probably a man of standing in London; yet toad-powder was his sovereign remedy. [3]
If there is one who desires to go, let him come and shake hands upon the altar of devotion, and swear that he will be a hero; yes, a Hector in a cause like this, which calls aloud for a speedy remedy. [5]
I see only one remedy. [10]

Short sentences using remedy

A remedy was sought. [5]

More example sentences with the word remedy in them

Mr Witherden, Sir, your handkerchief is hanging out of your pocket--would you allow me to--, As Mr Brass advanced to remedy this accident, the Notary shrunk from him with an air of disgust. [12]
Infallible, I tell you; a remedy for headache. [10]
His great remedy, which he gave oftener than any other, was nitre; which he ordered in doses of twenty or thirty grains to adults, and of three grains to infants. [3]
In the letter which follows the medicine which Twichell was to take was Plasmon, an English proprietary remedy in which Mark Twain had invested--a panacea for all human ills which osteopathy could not reach. [5]
His one desire was to know what was happening and at any cost correct, or remedy, the mistake if he had made one, so that he, an exemplary officer of twenty-two years' service, who had never been censured, should not be held to blame. [2]
The remedy for unhappy marriages, for all mistaken, selfish and artificial relationships in life is a preventive one. [9]
Mrs. Benson had tried every spring in the valley, and thus anticipated a remedy, as Mr. Benson said, for any possible "complaint" that might visit her in the future. [4]
The efficacy of this remedy was assured. [9]
This state of things is continually becoming worse and makes one fear that unless a prompt remedy is applied the troops will no longer be under control in case of an engagement. [2]
Now, I think the true remedy is very different from what is suggested by Mr. Durant. [7]
She is ashamed that, though I could get no sleep during the night, and was tortured by an indescribable restlessness, she refused to obey my call, although she very well knows that the one remedy for her sleepless friend lies in her beautiful little hand. [10]
Mrs. Eddy knows that when you cannot get a man to try--free of cost--a new and effective remedy for a disease he is afflicted with, you can generally sell it to him if you will put a price upon it which he cannot afford. [5]
Sellers wanted to talk with him about some patent remedy he has, Eye Water, or something of that sort, which he wants to introduce into Europe. [5]
The same remedy taken while the curve is in its downward movement proves a failure. [6]
If the graver symptoms recur while the patient is under our observation, we propose to make use of an agency discredited by modern skepticism, but deserving of a fair trial as an exceptional remedy for an exceptional disease. [6]
He did not sympathize with Lindau's opinions; he thought his remedy for existing evils as wildly impracticable as Colonel Woodburn's. [8]
It is the supposed secrecy or low origin of the remedy that is its attraction. [4]
She rejected every strong internal remedy, and forbade him wine, much meat, and all kinds of seasoning. [10]
This inhaling of steam is an excellent remedy for these severe catarrhs, and a venerable one besides; for in the oldest writings of Hermes we find it prescribed as an application in such cases. [10]
According to the statement of the advocates and contemporaries of this remedy, none ever failed of receiving benefit unless their little faith and credulity starved their merits. [6]
If woman is so different from man, to the extent of being an unexplainable mystery, science ought to determine the exact state of the case, and ascertain if there is any remedy for it. [4]
If Great Britain shall choose to recognize them as lawful belligerents, and give them shelter from our pursuit and punishment, the laws of nations afford an adequate and proper remedy [and we shall avail ourselves of it. [7]
But I can remedy it at once on the spot. [10]
He knew the remedy for either. [11]
I had never refused a remedy yet, and it seemed poor policy to commence then; therefore I determined to take a sheet-bath, notwithstanding I had no idea what sort of arrangement it was. [5]
To my woman's reason, it seems rather that when the mind is ill we should try a remedy whose effect upon it has already been proved, and I think I have found it. [10]
Let us both praise the gods for granting us the best remedy for our grief--war and revenge. [10]
He held this power in his hands, which no remedy and no other person seemed to possess. [6]
This is a popular mode of treating those burns which are of too little consequence to require any more efficacious remedy, and would inevitably get well of themselves, without any trouble being bestowed upon them. [3]
Each time a plan of treatment or a particular remedy comes up for trial, it is submitted to a sharper scrutiny. [3]
Anatole, for whom Pierre was looking, dined that day with Dolokhov, consulting him as to how to remedy this unfortunate affair. [2]
The less dangerous Pediculus capitis is the favorite remedy of Dr. Mure, the English "Apostle of Homoeopathy. [6]
The penetrating odour peculiar to drugstores, dominated by menthol and some unnamable but ancient remedy for catarrh, was powerless to interfere with their enjoyment. [9]
When you've found out the source of a disease, you've also found out what remedy is required--just as in this case. [5]
There is only one remedy I can see," he added, inflexibly, yet with a touch of sadness, "believe. [9]
Common sense at once points out the remedy. [7]
For the errors of the wise the remedy is reparation, not regret; regret consumes the heart, but the effort to repair an error causes it to throb with a noble pride. [10]
He is fond of riding, and has a pony on which he takes a great deal of exercise, which seems to do him more good than any other remedy. [6]
But he need no longer dread them so much; for there sat the living remedy which he believed he had secured by the strongest possible ties. [10]
Why should she neglect the remedy which had so greatly mitigated her husband's distress? [10]
I said to myself, "This confounded old thing's aground again, sure,"--and opened Baedeker to see if I could run across any remedy for these annoying interruptions. [5]
These last days, mistrusting their household doctor and expecting another for whom they had sent to town, they had been trying first one remedy and then another. [2]
That was a misfortune no one could remedy, for the peasants of the district burned their hay rather than let the French have it. [2]
It seems to me that the inevitable remedy is a newspaper of small pages or forms, indefinite in number, that can at any hour be increased or diminished according to necessity, to be folded, stitched, and cut by machinery. [4]
It is a maxim held by the courts that there is no wrong without its remedy; and the courts have a remedy for whatever is acknowledged and treated as a wrong. [7]
Like a suffering man who goes to the physician's house to die or be cured by the knife, she felt that she was on her way to something terrible in itself, to remedy, if possible, something still more dreadful. [10]
His smile was itself a remedy better than the potable gold and the dissolved pearls that comforted the praecordia of mediaeval monarchs. [3]
Thy presence, Cleopatra, is the most effectual remedy, and restores us to our lost health. [10]
The remedy suggested is that men should be born rich and old. [4]
For the first introduction of iron as a remedy, see Pereira, who gives a very curious old story. [6]
The credit of introducing Cinchona rests between the Jesuits, the Countess of Chinchon, the Cardinal de Lugo, and Sir Robert Talbor, who employed it as a secret remedy. [6]
The herb juice in the clever sorceress's salve proved the best remedy. [10]
The remedy lies in a changed attitude of the employee and the citizen toward government, and the fact that such an attitude is now developing is not subject to absolute proof. [9]
If that failed, I would order Grauvogl as a heroic remedy, and if he survived that uncured, I would give him my blessing, if I thought him honest, and bid him depart in peace. [3]
No person, that I am aware of, has ever denied that in some cases there exists a resemblance between the effects of a remedy and the symptoms of diseases in which it is beneficial. [3]
Glancing around at his fellow-members he then began to explain in the impressive but conversational tone of one whose counsels are in the habit of being listened to, that this was merely a little measure to remedy a flaw in the statutes. [9]
Caesar, now opening his eyes wide, and looking her full in the face, asked why she had not allowed him sooner to reap the benefit of this remedy. [10]
Had not he himself said that there was no remedy for the disease? [10]
He winked at her and made a significant gesture as he spoke, and then informed the blind artist how graciously Arsinoe had remembered him when she heard of the remedy by whose aid many a wonderful cure of blind eyes had been made in Rhodes. [10]
Pliny says they held in their mouths, as a remedy for toothache, wine in which asparagus had been cooked. [10]
She knew she had been wronged, and she knew that she had no remedy. [5]
If any individual had been injured in this way, is there not an ample remedy to be found in the laws of the land? [7]
No remedy is good, it was said of old, unless applied at the right time in the right way. [6]
Yet I may go so far as to say that the defect it seeks to remedy seems to me a real one. [9]
But, in our free society, the remedy would be at hand. [4]
Albeit she had forthwith set him in his place, and right sharply, it seemed that to protect herself against his advances there was no remedy but a complaint to his master, which would disturb the peace of the household. [10]
The obvious remedy for this would be more intelligent direction in the collection of news, and more careful sifting and supervision of it when gathered. [4]
Hereupon I likewise felt a deep pang of unspeakable torment, albeit I knew from experience that for such ills there was no remedy but perfect rest. [10]
In all good faith would he lay books before my eyes, and strive to beguile me to take pleasure in them as the best remedy against heaviness of soul. [10]
The infallible has done the business for all the party except the Scotchman's wife and the author of that formidable remedy. [5]
Hundreds of them do something or other in the way of remedy, by medical or other advice, or of their own motion, and the last thing they do gets the credit of the recovery. [3]
Only yesterday he dipped into his purse deeply enough for another remedy. [10]
Every violent reform deserves censure, for it quite fails to remedy evil while men remain what they are, and also because wisdom needs no violence. [2]
For, since the days of King Saul and the harper David----" "There is certainly no better remedy for melancholy," said the Queen, completing the exclamation of the loyal man. [10]
Long ago Captain Daniel had taught me the remedy for this coupe. [9]
Boyne had not counted on Dyck's refusal; or, if it had occurred to him, the remedy, an ancient one, was ready to his fingers. [11]
This was accompanied by a patronizing reference to the pretty school-ma'am, who was complimented upon her good-fortune in phrases so neatly turned as to give Henderson the greatest offense, and leave him no remedy, since nothing could have better suited the journal than further notoriety. [4]
She thought of bleeding,--the old-fashioned remedy still used on the prairies--but she decided to wait a little. [11]
It is to be hoped that before another winter sets in, American and British shipping will have sufficiently increased to remedy the situation. [9]
The famous Thomas Bartholinus wrote a treatise on the virtues of this fabulous-sounding remedy, which was published in 1641, and republished in 1678. [3]
Well, here's our Avocat, and there's his remedy. [11]
A remedy taken at the time of the ascent in the curve of health is found successful. [6]
I may well ask myself these questions, but my answer is that I will never give up the hope that time will yet bring its remedy. [6]
Nothing eased him as a remedy against this so well as the presence of a woman to his mind. [10]
Sea-sickness and home-sickness are hard to deal with by any remedy but time. [6]
It follows beyond all reasonable question that the moon's metal, silver, and its preparations, must be the specific remedy for moonblasted maniacs and epileptics! [6]
In the inaugural address I briefly pointed out the total inadequacy of disunion as a remedy for the differences between the people of the two sections. [7]
It is evident, according to the doctrine of chances, that there must be a considerable number of coincidences between the relief of the patient and the administration of the remedy. [3]
Withal she showed a strange selfishness such as I had never before marked in her, which, however, only concerned her lover, with constant unrest when apart from others whom she loved; and all this grieved me, though indeed I could not remedy it. [10]
If it is a small one, the remedy is not so difficult. [11]
It is evidently a secret remedy, and, so far as I know, has not yet been made out. [3]
His wife possessed a remedy which would instantly calm his ravings, but it was expensive, and she had not the money to buy it. [10]
This bread is a remedy for the most terrible disease. [10]
I send you a portion of the remedy he left with me at parting to use against the plague in case of need. [10]
You have found a good remedy, my worthy colleague. [10]
The Athenian is a good remedy for the first, but for the second I know of none; such wounds either scar over of themselves, or the patient bleeds to death inwardly. [10]
It may be a good enough remedy, but I think it is too severe. [5]

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