Many a discouraged soul has been refreshened, re-invigorated, has taken on new life by the reading of a good romance.— Pushing to the Front
Each cell of the brain is reburnished and refreshened; all the ashes or waste from the combustion of the tissues is washed out into the blood stream, pumped to the lungs, and thrown out in the breath; and the body is returned in the morning as fresh and good as new.— Pushing to the Front
Felix, who has by this time refreshened himself with the grateful herb that 'cheers but not inebriates,' removes his cup from his countenance and says with a knowing smile, that all girls are; whereat his admiring mamma pats him on the back and tells him not to be sly, which calls forth a general laugh from the young ladies, and another smile from Felix, who, thinking he looks very sly indeed, is perfectly satisfied.— Sketches by Boz, illustrative of everyday life and every-day people
A nap from which we waken rested, refreshened ... a sleep from which we spring up like children tumbling out of bed -- ready to frolic through another world.— The Return of Peter Grimm

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