rewardful

When they undertake the burdensome but joyous labour of maternity, is there any security, of rewardful honour and social influence?

Prisons and Prisoners: Some Personal Experiences 1914

But there is much in these last Tales that is trivial and tedious, and it must be said that their publication has chiefly served to deter many readers from the pursuit of what is best and most rewardful in the study of Crabbe.

Crabbe Ainger, Alfred, 1837-1904 1903

If we had learned nothing else than this, that through work is growth, this World's Fair would have been a rewardful out -

The Congress of Women: Held in the Woman's Building, World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, U. S. A., 1893, With Portraits, Biographies and Addresses 1893

As already pointed out, Mary Lamb’s part was the least rewardful, for she had to give to the improbabilities of the comedies an air of probability, which denied the compensations of glowing poetry and brilliant wit.

Introduction 1878

But there is much in these last Tales that is trivial and tedious, and it must be said that their publication has chiefly served to deter many readers from the pursuit of what is best and most rewardful in the study of Crabbe.

English Men of Letters: Crabbe Alfred Ainger 1870

Whose grace was great and bounty most rewardful "*

English Literature for Boys and Girls

Strictly speaking, it is not a city, but a place of pleasant and rewardful living. "

Masters of Space Robert Lee [Illustrator] Berry 1925

Whose grace was great and bounty most rewardful. "

Among My Books Second Series James Russell Lowell 1855