manna

I shall gather manna for her morning and night: the plains and hillsides in the moon are bleached with manna, Adèle.

The manna scene may be compared with another and more vivid version of the same incident in S. Giorgio Maggiore.

But to the prisoners these glimpses of friends' faces are like manna from heaven.

And now Maisie had a secret joy to feed on—a manna to sustain her in the wilderness of her tiresome life.

As for her father, he was bewailing the parting with Alicia, whose Irishness was a manna in the wilderness to him.

Manna was sent from Heaven for our ancestors, yet they died.

Your fathers did eat the manna in the wilderness, and they died.

Sitting down on the ground, they began to eat this manna, which had a delicious flavour and marvellous purity and freshness.

It is manna in the wilderness to this lonely man of God to speak of the beloved scenes of his youth.

Se arleasa de t fyr cym ufan swilce of heofonum on manna gesihe, swilce h God lmihtig sy, e ah geweald heofenas and eoran.