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Sentences starting with treated

Treated us splendidly. [5]

Sentences ending with treated

We were particularly well lodged, and not uncivilly treated. [6]
It was infamous the way Mrs. Fletcher was treated. [4]
Another word of that kind, and I'll show you how malapert lads are treated. [10]
Stung by the slanderous report of an anonymous eavesdropper to whom the government of the day was not ashamed to listen, he had quitted Vienna, too hastily, it may be, but wounded, indignant, feeling that he had been unworthily treated. [6]
The extraordinary features of the business were, first, the excess of the rage into which they lashed themselves; and, secondly, the puerility of the inventions by which they attempted to account for the severity with which they fancied they had been treated. [5]
I did all I could to warn you, and I tell you now that my sympathy is with Mr. Meigs, who never did either of you any harm, and I think has been very badly treated. [4]
Suppose that poor fellow wasn't personally founded on fact: nevertheless, he represented the truth; he was the ideal of the suffering which would be less effective if realistically treated. [8]
And so, sorrowfully bidding my friends good-by, away we went upon the sorry trail of captivity, arriving in due time at Fort Du Quesne, at the junction of the Ohio and the Monongahela, where I was courteously treated. [11]
The scene is a Scotch fishing village where the gulls were kindly treated. [5]
The editor has a claim, and he ought to get it treated. [5]

Short sentences using treated

They treated him well. [5]
How differently Alice treated him. [5]
You treated me badly. [11]
Conservatism, fairly treated, 156, 157. [6]
To being treated. [9]
You treated somebody. [12]

Sentences containing treated two or more times

They treated me well; they treated me handsomely. [5]
The fault of the bourgeoisie novels, of which Heine complains, is not that they treated of one class only, and excluded a higher social range, but that they treated it without art and without ideality. [4]
The Doctor, on his part, treated him, not like a gentleman, because one does not order a gentleman to bring up his horse or run his errands, but he treated him like a man. [6]
Since I have been treated as you have treated me, I am perfectly willing to go. [5]

More example sentences with the word treated in them

You're famished when you're not poisoned; you're badly clothed and badly fed; you're kept together by flogging; you're treated worse than a convict in jail or a victim in a plague hospital. [11]
I guess, and you know, that Flint hasn't treated you decently this summer after all you've done for him, and I admire the way you're standing by him. [9]
And then, when you brought me to him that morning and he got up and treated me like a lady, I just couldn't stand it. [9]
When I went wrong, she treated me as if I were dead, and took her old name. [11]
I said I would take my hat and go, if I could not be treated with the respect due to my office, and I did go. [5]
Only recently, talking with one of Platov's Cossack officers, Rostov had argued that if Napoleon were taken prisoner he would be treated not as a sovereign, but as a criminal. [2]
He was treated with marked courtesy by the captain and with marked deference by all the officers and servants; and this deferential spirit was quickly communicated to the passengers, too. [5]
He treated Paolo with great kindness, and the Italian was evidently much attached to him. [6]
He treated you with every sort of insolence and disrespect, and the bravest of you didn't dare to say a word. [5]
The Dryfoos ladies will want to call on her as the last-comer, and if I treated myself 'en garcon' now, and paid the first visit, it might complicate matters. [8]
And now I will tell you all about it, since you have treated me so well. [5]
The lowest classes will detain us for a very short time, but the higher animals, especially birds, must be treated at considerable length. [1]
The Homoeopathic physician who treated these patients was M. de Horatiis, who had the previous year been announcing his wonderful cures. [3]
The indulgence with which he treated his nephew was, no doubt, imprudent. [6]
Day before yesterday, when we went about to learn how large a stock of provisions every house contains, people treated me and the others very rudely, many even turned us out of doors. [10]
There were moments when she believed herself to hate Mr. Ditmar, when she treated him with an aloofness, an impersonality unsurpassed; moments when he paused in his dictation to stare at her in astonishment. [9]
The bishop himself when he walked abroad could not be treated with more respect. [4]
As several millions were involved in this one branch of the case --the suit of the bondholders--the newspapers treated it with the consideration and dignity it deserved. [4]
They treated me well, and I shall not forget it; I could not forget it if I wanted to. [5]
Though he himself was treated by his comrades as one of themselves, and had often heard Kasana's father speak kindly of his kindred, yet "strangers" were hateful in the eyes of the captain of the archers, and of all free Egyptians. [10]
Yet his courage was firm as he made his way to London, with Michael Clones--faithful, devoted, a friend and yet a servant, treated like a comrade, yet always with a little dominance. [11]
The young officer was evidently exercising his duties for the first or second time and therefore treated both his superiors and the men with great precision and formality. [2]
This maidenly dignity was at all times shielded by the five brothers, who treated her with a constant and reverential courtesy. [11]
They are a vile rabble up there, I repeat it, and they shall be treated as such till I have found my man. [10]
The guests were very well treated indeed, and were put under no sort of restraint by discipline. [4]
He expressed himself very pleasantly towards all of us, his fellow-boarders, and spoke of the kindness and consideration with which the Landlady had treated him when he had been straitened at times for want of means. [6]
It has at various times brought forward collections of figures having the air of statistical documents, pretending to show a great proportional mortality among the patients of the Medical Profession, as compared with those treated according to its own rules. [3]
No, they treated us too kindly for that. [5]
But Gorgias treated us in the same way in Alexandria, so he is now paid in his own coin. [10]
Now, please, let us change the subject finally; and"--here she softly laughed--"forgive me if I have treated your fancied infatuation lightly or indifferently. [11]
We picked her up in the street, and have treated her like a daughter, spent enormous sums on her, and now. [10]
Look how she treated you--and others. [11]
Hope the Squire treated you hahnsomely,--liberal pecooniary compensation,--hey? [6]
I might have treated you better, even as you have said. [9]
Joan was being treated with respect due to her rank and to her character as a prisoner of war taken in honorable conflict. [5]
The itch-doctrine is treated with contempt. [6]
But you have treated us like outcasts. [9]
Mr. Hopkins was treated to the full allowance of time, as being introduced by Professor Gridley. [6]
But they have treated me much better since I refused to take their abominable oath. [9]
Why am I treated like this? [11]
He had been treated like an inferior. [4]
These subjects are treated in the rawest manner, without any settled ethics, with little discrimination of eternal right and wrong, and with very little sense of responsibility for what is set forth. [4]
The subject is treated in great detail by Pettigrew, History of Egyptian Mummies. [10]
How is servants treated in England? [5]
If I had treated him with kindness, and conciliated him with grapes, showing him the enormity of his offense, I suppose he would have come the next night, and taken the remainder of the grapes. [4]
If you had treated him right, I'd have held my peace, and kept my word to her that's gone these thirty-odd years. [11]
Why, the knights treated him almost like an equal--it is the honest truth; that is the sort of a man he was. [5]
Personally, he had treated her on the whole kindly, but he had inflicted two offences which were hard to conquer. [10]
And you always treated her kindly, Pasquale. [10]
Herr Casper had treated her kindly from a purely selfish motive. [10]
He had always treated her as though she had been born a lady, and it had done her good. [11]
No Stern had treated Coptic in a really scientific manner. [10]
Natasha, who was treated as though she were grown up, was evidently very proud of this but at the same time felt shy. [2]
And if so treated and driven out, at what point of time would there ever be ten thousand? [7]
He had been treated almost as a son by the house. [4]
We mean to treat you, as near as we possibly can, as Washington, Jefferson, and Madison treated you. [7]
She could only treat one as she treated me--me, her husband. [11]
If they can't treat me as--as your daughter ought to be treated, I'll turn my back on them. [9]
Unobtrusive servants ministered to their wants,--and to mine.... Conybear was there, and two classmates from Boston, and we were treated with the amiable tolerance accorded to college youths and intimates of the son of the house. [9]
In marked contrast to the earnestness of young Mr. Vane, who then rested, Mr. Billings treated the affair from the standpoint of a man of large practice who usually has more weighty matters to attend to. [9]
He was treated to much liberal staring before the oily salesman arranged his wits to grapple with the third factor. [9]
Has she come to me and asked my pardon for the way in which she treated me? [9]
He was treated to many side remarks by his fellows, but as he did not resent them it was decided that he was a coward. [5]
I'm worth enough to make a prince rich, and if I'd been treated right by those I brought into the world I'd be worth twice as much. [11]
One would like to know, too, how he treated the red spider on the Le Marque rose. [4]
When he went to her, after he was released" (here I thought it best to depart from any close resemblance to Mrs. Falchion's own story), "and was admitted to her, she treated him as an absolute stranger--as one who had intruded, and might be violent. [11]
They were used to hearing lectures, and could hardly conceive that any subject could be treated without taking up a good part of an hour. [6]
But Honora continued to go to the dancing class, where she treated Mr. Meeker with a hauteur that astonished him, amused Virginia Hayden, and perplexed Cousin Eleanor. [9]
Are they all to be treated, until they are large enough to be organized into a political community, as wanderers upon the public land, in violation of law? [7]
I'm not going to be treated that way. [11]
Orion was accustomed to be treated in his own country as the heir of the greatest man in it; the color mounted to his brow and his Egyptian heart revolted at having to bend his pride and swallow his wrath before an Arab. [10]
That wound (which Tikhon treated only with internal and external applications of vodka) was the subject of the liveliest jokes by the whole detachment--jokes in which Tikhon readily joined. [2]
The stranger gave those people his confidence, and they dishonorably treated him in return. [5]
The spirit of this young Englishman of his own name pleased him; the flattery, patent as it was, gratified him, for in revolutionary France few treated him with deference now. [11]
The perusal of this smattering of everything, these scraps of information and snatches of literature, this infinite variety and medley, in which no subject is adequately treated, is distracting and debilitating to the mind. [4]
This shows that this bridge must be treated with respect in this court and is not to be kicked about with contempt. [7]
A transgression of this ancient custom was very rare, and even though Wolff's heart was fired with love for Els Ortlieb, his father, Herr Vorchtel thought, should have refused his consent to the betrothal, especially as he had already treated Ursel as his future daughter. [10]
The next day these friends who, notwithstanding the difference in their religious belief, had treated her more kindly than any one in Ratisbon, would hear this and condemn her. [10]
I am pleased, therefore, when I find so able and experienced a practitioner as Dr. Williams of this city proving that iritis is best treated without mercury, and Dr. Vanderpoel showing the same thing to be true for pericarditis. [3]
To be sure there was Seraphe Corniche, the old cook, but she was buried in her kitchen, and Jean Jacques treated her like a man. [11]
For though his theory was, that everything should be treated with impertinence before you could get a proper view of it, he was markedly respectful to people. [11]
She laughed with them, treated them lightly, and went about her business again with a toss of the head. [11]
I also told them how I expected they would be treated after they should have been beaten, and I now wish to call their attention to what I then said upon that subject. [7]
He had been their physician and treated them kindly-an elderly man, he had himself undergone sore trials and, knowing the pain of suffering, was ready to alleviate the pangs of others. [10]
Marchand had treated the woman's warning with contempt, but at sight of her injured husband he had himself withdrawn from the scene of his dark enterprises. [11]
I noticed that the witnesses were treated with unusual consideration, being allowed to sit down at the table opposite the little justice, who interrogated them in a loud voice. [4]
Each division of the subject might have been extended into a separate essay, but must here be treated briefly. [1]
In return for the promise that she would let the Eysvogels know as soon as she received any tidings of her lover, which Els gave unasked, Siebenburg, who had always treated her repellently or indifferently, thanked her so humbly that she was surprised. [10]
This was truly the principle of contraries contrariis, which ill-informed persons have attempted to make out to be the general doctrine of medicine, whereas there is no general dogma other than this: disease is to be treated by anything that is proved to cure it. [3]
It had been the one open bond of the old life; yet the man was but a servant, and to be treated as such, and was, indeed, except on rarest occasions. [11]
Yet what was the meaning of the compassionate manner with which she treated them, talked to them, spoke of them, until it nearly drove him frantic? [10]
And now to the many things which contributed to increase her hostile mood, was added the disagreeable consciousness that during the last few hours she had treated her contemptibly. [10]
For, almost from the first, the old nobleman treated him like a son. [11]
During this halt the escort treated the prisoners even worse than they had done at the start. [2]
Religion treated from the economic side, you know, the effect of lack of nutrition on character. [9]
Master Gridley treated the Doctor to a cup of such tea as bachelors sometimes keep hid away in mysterious caddies. [6]
He remembered how, the day before, this youth had said hot words about his card-playing; had called him--in effect-- a thief; had treated him as an inferior, as became one who was of St. Augustine's, Canterbury. [11]
It is, on the contrary, a most zealous defence of Perkinism, and a fierce attack upon its opponents, most especially upon such of the medical profession as treated the subject with neglect or ridicule. [6]
I am getting the bulliest offers for books and almanacs; am flooded with lecture invitations, and one periodical offers me $6,000 cash for 12 articles, of any length and on any subject, treated humorously or otherwise. [5]
He had meant the best in the world, and been treated like a dog--like a very dog. [5]

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