Her senses had kindled for him once, why shouldn't they kindle again?

Fire may kindle again and the resurrected die, but the great personality survives.

Twenty times I saw it die down and kindle again.

Crush yourself together so that not another drop of that blood may escape which would kindle again the congealing life in my veins!

Let the central fire be kindled again, and the light will reach afar.

For the candle of life, which was extinguished now, would be kindled again hereafter.

A glow of desire kindled again his soul and fired and fulfilled all his body.

All his anger kindled again and quickened into hatred.

Her eyes, now kindling again as she recovered from her recent fears, sought Fortunio's shifty glance.

The quenched hopes kindled again in him.

At the sight, her eyes kindled again.

And then suddenly his own sense of humour was kindled again, and he uttered his boyish laugh.

I'm one of the younger ones, from the third wife, and our new mama is kindling again.

At this rebuke Georgina suddenly kindled again; she was, indeed, as Mrs. Portico had said, a queer mixture.

The ashes were raked carefully round the coals, which, when Tom waked in the morning, were easily kindled again.

At first Desmond thought it was a window, but presently the light went out, kindled again and once more vanished.