cured

She's cured of her lameness now, and is grown up to be a very pretty girl, Bailey said.

She had the most confident persuasion that she should be cured by his intercession.

She laughed quietly to his dashed countenance: "Oh, I'm cured, no fear!"

You will do me much more good than if you cured my body of a distemper.

So far as he could cure it the smoke nuisance had to be cured, or his conscience would know the reason why!

Pig's feet and ears make various good dishes, and should be cut off before the legs and cheeks are cured.

As hay, it is hard to cure and of doubtful palatability when cured.

So the fitful calms and Elizabeth's love had not cured Frederick Brent's heart of its one eating disease, the desire for freedom.

Some of them, while working, remember, cured in less than three months.

Shell-shock blindness and paralysis are cured at Seale Hayne Hospital and elsewhere in very “miraculous” fashion.