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Meanings of sweet restorer in English
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Usage of sweet restorer in English
1
Those who wish to enjoy this sweet restorer at its best must be regular.
2
It must be confessed, that I had deserved "tired Nature's sweet restorer."
3
Hence sleep, "tired Nature's sweet restorer," may be regarded as a complete rest.
4
In his case also sleep proved "nature's sweet restorer."
5
Then with one great heart-beat of prayerful thanksgiving, she, too, sought "tired nature's sweet restorer."
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Your grandparents passed one troubled night in consequence of this event, in which sleep-tired natures sweet restorer-forsook them.
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Therefore sleep is the " sweet restorer."
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However, Nature's sweet restorer came at last, and, when he woke, the idea had sobered down-lastnight's fancies were preposterous.
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Sleep is "nature's sweet restorer."
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Potts tries to look as if he had never succumbed during service to "Nature's sweet restorer;" and Molly says, apologetically:
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She prayed for nature's sweet restorer-balmysleep-butdid not get it-aghostly figure indeed she was, enough to make a saint tremble.
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The random bullet had found a billet in his heart, and "Nature's sweet restorer" had been merged into the sleep of death.
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"Tired nature's sweet restorer" must complete what tea and whitefish have so successfully begun.
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"Tired nature's sweet restorer" comes quickly to an exhausted frame.
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"Tired nature's sweet restorer, balmy sleep."