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Sentences ending with prized

Ten minutes before, so far as his thoughts were concerned, she had not existed, and suddenly she had become a possession which he had not, in truth, sufficiently prized. [9]
She had been prepared for a sharp rebuke, and had yielded to her lover's entreaties to under take this service amid tears, and with great anxiety; for if her act should be betrayed, she would lose, amid bitter reproaches, the place she so greatly prized. [10]
But now I must go on, and must not care what others may think or say of me, if only I can accomplish the one thing for which I am risking person, life, all that I once prized! [10]
Why rushed the discords in, but that harmony should be prized? [11]

Short sentences using prized

Cleopatra prized him also. [10]

More example sentences with the word prized in them

Hermon prized the useful fellow highly. [10]
So she remained under the linden, and Dr. Mathys did not put her newly won virtue of patience, which he prized so highly, to too severe a trial. [10]
Tom he went to the soap-kettle and searched around, and fetched back the iron thing they lift the lid with; so he took it and prized out one of the staples. [5]
Staying power was the most prized of all the virtues. [9]
She was so surrounded in America by men who knew her wealth and prized her beauty, she was so much a figure in Virginia, that any reserve with regard to herself was noticeable. [11]
The genuine precious stone was found farther to the south, on the western shore of the Red Sea, and was highly prized in Egypt. [10]
Noel prized the society of the Paladin above everybody else's; the Paladin preferred anybody's to Noel's. [5]
Irving afterwards greatly prized this letter. [4]
What she usually prized and valued in Phaon she now did not see at all, but distinguished every one of his defects. [10]
To make each other happy, and prove their affection, was now the aim of their lives, and as they each had proved that they prized honor and right-doing above happiness their union was a true marriage, ennobling and purifying their souls. [10]
There was no one whose friendship she prized more; but she was passing through a phase of her life when she felt that she was better apart, finding her own path by those intuitions and perceptions which belonged to her own personal experience. [11]
Old reputations, like old fashions, are more prized in the grassy than in the stony districts. [6]
At the end of my hints and turnings and approaches, stretching himself up, and turning the corn about with his foot (but not crushing it, for he saw that I prized the poor little comrades), he would say: "Snug, snug, quiet and warm! [11]
I suppose that in the beginning I prized it, because we prize anything that is ours; and yet how foolish it was to think so. [5]
A moment afterwards I heard him recite to the officers about him, in a low clear tone, some verses by Mr. Gray, the poet, which I had never then read, though I have prized them since. [11]
We may imagine how Onion prized the words of commendation which follow: To Orion Clemens: May 6, '80. [5]
My reverence for him was deep and genuine; I prized his affection for me and returned it with usury. [5]
He had treated Herr Matanesse Van Wibisma rudely on account of his opinions, but sought to approach her, who laughed at what he prized most highly, because she was a woman, and it was sweet to hear his work praised by beautiful lips. [10]
A mere hint from Alonzo Cheyne was more highly prized by the grinds than fulsome praise from another teacher. [9]
Yet our holyday flight has not been in vain--for above the confusion of vague recollections, certain of its best prized pictures lift themselves and will still continue perfect in tint and outline after their surroundings shall have faded away. [5]
He was the first selectman of the town, and a deacon in the church, and however much he prized mercy in the next world he did not intend to have that quality interfere with justice in this world. [4]
He was six feet tall, broad-shouldered, his mustache and hair already turning; his eyebrows were a trifle bushy, and his eyes reminded men of one eternal and highly prized quality--honesty. [9]
In the third category he included those Brothers (the majority) who saw nothing in Freemasonry but the external forms and ceremonies, and prized the strict performance of these forms without troubling about their purport or significance. [2]
He prized his broken twig above all the rest of his effects, and worked it the hardest. [5]
She must have been of some consideration, for she was dressed in paduasoy and lace with hanging sleeves, and the old carved frame showed how the picture had been prized by its former owners. [6]
He seized the ancient book, as it were to deliver its incantations against everyone destroying his peace, stealing from him that which he prized beyond all earthly things. [11]
As we walked along homeward, Seppi said, "We always prized him, but never so much as now, when we are going to lose him. [5]
His bearing, if a trifle unsteady, was proud, and--if I could believe my eyes--around his neck was slung the thing which I prized above all my possessions,--the drum which I had carried to Kaskaskia and Vincennes! [9]

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