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Very pale, very calm, and, at the same time, with evident though sternly repressed emotion even in the very height and ecstasy of Parliamentary passion there is a splendid composure and self-command about Mr. Gladstone that conveys an overwhelming sense of the extraordinary masculinity and strength of his nature very pale, and very calm, Mr. Gladstone stood up.
This, you will understand, was from his mother; perhaps you will also understand that she spoke with the rising inflection which conveys a reproof. When Keith Cameron left them he was laughing quietly to himself, and Beatrice's chin was set rather more than usual. A Tilt With Sir Redmond.
By a simple step of reasoning, which conveys an impression of absolute conviction, we conclude, that he, who formed us with these feelings, possesses, in his own character, corresponding moral attributes, which, while they resemble in kind, must infinitely exceed in degree, those qualities in the wisest and the best of men.
He conveys the impression that he considers it to be his duty to keep the congregation in proper order, and if he finds that either he, or the imperial party is being stared at with any degree of persistency or curiosity, he at once sends off one of his officers to sharply warn the offenders.
A deed of land sold, contains the names of the seller and the purchaser, the consideration, or sum paid for it, and a description of it; and in express words grants and conveys all the interest of the seller or grantor to the purchaser and his heirs forever: and the seller affixes his name and seal to the instrument, usually in the presence of one or more subscribing witnesses.
It not only absorbs crude digested food through the walls of the gut, but conveys it to where it is worked up and distributes the worked-up product.
Or rather, we should say, it conveys a more abstract thought; it is India's noble tribute to the grace of Indian womanhood the Venus de Milo of the East. Bearing this in mind, we can understand how foolish it is to formulate criticisms of the Taj based on ordinary architectural principles as practised in Europe.
The post, that great instrument of intellectual intercourse, now reaches into the backwoods; and steamboats have established daily means of communication between the different points of the coast. An inland navigation of unexampled rapidity conveys commodities up and down the rivers of the country.
But she's rare, Julia; it's like trying to deal with some delicate frail little lady out of Cranford, like trying to guess what Emily Bronte might like, or Eugenie de Guerin! Julia's got life sized up, she likes it I don't know whether this conveys anything to you or not! but she likes it as much as if it was part of a play. You don't matter to her any more; I don't; she sees things too big.
There are persons I said who no sooner come within sight of you than they begin to smile, with an uncertain movement of the mouth, which conveys the idea that they are thinking about themselves, and thinking, too, that you are thinking they are thinking about themselves, and so look at you with a wretched mixture of self-consciousness, awkwardness, and attempts to carry off both, which are betrayed by the cowardly behaviour of the eye and the tell-tale weakness of the lips that characterize these unfortunate beings.
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