What is "brought forth"

Usage examples of "brought forth".

His mouth was now as effectually stopt, as that of quack must be, if, in the midst of a declamation on the great virtues of his pills and powders, the corpse of one of his martyrs should be brought forth, and deposited before the stage, as a testimony of his skill.

She also brought forth her own package, which held bread and meat, and a big russet apple, upon she set with a fine appetite.

In my grasp Kaththea shuddered, shaking as she had on the night she had brought forth the Familiar.

The morning that Dickon--after they had been enjoying themselves in the garden for about two hours--went behind a big rosebush and brought forth two tin pails and revealed that one was full of rich new milk with cream on the top of it, and that the other held cottage-made currant buns folded in a clean blue and white napkin, buns so carefully tucked in that they were still hot, there was a riot of surprised joyfulness.

One day--Hillel and Shammai both say so--one day, in the Lord's good time, it will be found and brought forth, and Israel dance before it, singing as of old.

The workmen exclaimed aloud and joyfully, and brought forth to the light a magnificent marble table, white as the stone of Carrara, supported by two glorious sphinxes.

There are so many tricks by which the gold could have been 'salted' and brought forth at the right moment that it was hardly worth while.

For example, in the night of the Dark Ages when the Word of God was planted by the Holy Spirit in the hearts of chosen men, it brought forth the fruit of the Reformation.

Lord Eddard Stark dismounted and his ward Theon Greyjoy brought forth the sword.

This was the treasure house of the band, and thither Robin Hood went and, unlocking the door, entered the chamber, from which he brought forth a bag of gold which he gave to Little John, to pay Hugh Longshanks withal, for the cloth of Lincoln green.

Its rays, shining upon the moving masses of troops, brought forth here and there sudden gleams of silver or gold.