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Meanings of surcease in English
Usage of surcease in English
1
However, there was always surcease in the cellars-thatis, the Doppelkinn cellars.
2
We must speak frankly in order that afflicted consciences may find surcease.
3
I've never believed that opening your soul brings you surcease from sorrow.
4
Upon an evening just before the annual surcease of frivolity, Gregory St.
5
A little surcease, then return of the tempest, like return of Polyphemus.
6
They envisaged new tribulations, but for a brief instant there was surcease.
7
To these Emperors, for whom none weeps, time will give no surcease.
8
There was shelter and surcease; doors and windows might be closed.
9
But there was a surcease and a recourse; there was Bohemia.
10
As is invariably the case, adversity seeks surcease in some form of piety.
11
Tell me how I can find surcease of the chafing of my spirit.
12
The banter, the seductive repartee had to come to a surcease.
13
Quickly the melancholy pressed back upon her after this momentary surcease.
14
Nowhere in all God's illimitable universe is there pardon and surcease of pain.
15
But at least I am having surcease from grieving for you.
16
He would at least have surcease during these periods of forgetfulness.
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