For these reasons his Holiness Pope Leo[*] found the pontificate most powerful, and it is to be hoped that, if others made it great in arms, he will make it still greater and more
venerated by his goodness and infinite other virtues.
Passepartout started off forthwith, and found himself in the streets of Allahabad, that is, the City of God, one of the most
venerated in India, being built at the junction of the two sacred rivers, Ganges and Jumna, the waters of which attract pilgrims from every part of the peninsula.
But of this the charming girl never thought; she lived more for her grandmother than for herself, and so long as that
venerated relative, almost the only one that remained to her on earth, did not suffer or repine, she herself could be comparatively happy.
There, as it should be, the druggist is a counsellor, a confessor, an adviser, an able and willing missionary and mentor whose learning is respected, whose occult wisdom is
venerated and whose medicine is often poured, untasted, into the gutter.
This venerated emblem was a pine-tree, which had preserved the slender grace of youth, while it equalled the loftiest height of the old wood monarchs.
Such were the colonists of Merry Mount, as they stood in the broad smile of sunset round their venerated Maypole.
The memory of old days had been evoked, and the daily life of a pious and
venerated father called to mind; the Sawyer name had been publicly dignified and praised; Rebecca had comported herself as the granddaughter of Deacon Israel Sawyer should, and showed conclusively that she was not "all Randall," as had been supposed.
Kenn, after two years of superfluous incense from his feminine parishioners, to find them suddenly maintaining their views in opposition to his; but then they maintained them in opposition to a higher Authority, which they had
venerated longer.
Professor Emerson Sillerton was a thorn in the side of Newport society; and a thorn that could not be plucked out, for it grew on a venerable and
venerated family tree.
At that portion of the ancient wall of Solomon's Temple which is called the Jew's Place of Wailing, and where the Hebrews assemble every Friday to kiss the
venerated stones and weep over the fallen greatness of Zion, any one can see a part of the unquestioned and undisputed Temple of Solomon, the same consisting of three or four stones lying one upon the other, each of which is about twice as long as a seven-octave piano, and about as thick as such a piano is high.
The looks of most of the warriors were riveted on the earth; though a few of the younger and less gifted of the party suffered their wild and glaring eyeballs to roll in the direction of a white-headed savage, who sat between two of the most
venerated chiefs of the tribe.
Annual fluvial procession along Bocaue River in Bulacan province featuring a floating pagoda carrying devotees and a
venerated wooden cross called 'Mahal na Poon ng Krus sa Wawa.'