Meanings of now convalescent in English

He left precisely when the clock, now convalescent, struck the half-hour.

The invalid was now convalescent, but still confined-tohis room for several days.

The young girl, now convalescent, was strong enough to be moved.

Martha is now convalescent: Tabby, I trust, will be better soon.

She had left Tancred with her father, now convalescent.

French was taken to the hospital, suffering from concussion of the brain, but is now convalescent.

And she was off, with this evil in her heart, to a father but now convalescent.

I was now convalescent, and a day later we were talking of making a move forward.

Possum, who is now convalescent, accompanies us.

At length another note came informing her that her father had been dangerously ill, but was now convalescent.

Her temperature kept up obstinately for longer than they liked, but I am thankful to say she is now convalescent.

Our guards were ordinary soldiers-sometimesthose who had been wounded or were sick and were now convalescent-andwe had all sorts.

Fortunately, Mrs. Eyrecourt ( now convalescent) was staying at Ten Acres, and was then taking the air in her chair on wheels.

Whether or not that had been the case, Percy was now convalescent, and was to set off for school on the following Friday.

I longed the more to be at home because my very dear brother, now convalescent, was preparing everything for his journey to the Hague.

The Monday came, and Harry Clavering, now convalescent and simply interesting from the remaining effects of his illness, started on his journey for London.