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When the hour of departure approaches, though slight reference be made to it, love lives with the sound of the departing wheels, or the scream of the engine, always in its ear; and there are given a tenderness to the tone, a delicacy to the touch, a thoughtfulness for the heartache of those from which it is to be parted, which are of inexpressible beauty. All that was present with Christ.
While the greatest part of his servants were endeavoring to recover him, the rest gathered about the jeweller, and begged him to tell them what had happened to the prince their lord, whose absence had occasioned them such inexpressible uneasiness.
It seemed to Edith that his advent would be universally remarked, and Jack felt relieved when the boy was safely housed out of the public gaze. Yes, to Edith's inexpressible joy it was a boy, and while Jack gallantly said that a girl would have suited him just as well, he was conscious of an increased pride when he announced the sex to his friends.
I have since wondered what he thought to be met by two forlorn women in tears! Whatever he thought, like all the Russians, he was courtesy itself, and we were soon whisked away to the inexpressible comfort of being thawed and fed. Such a beautiful city as this is!
Cinq-Mars lowered his eyes, but with dogged tenacity answered, although blushing as he did so: "I have said it; if they force me to it, I will sign." De Thou turned pale, and let fall his hand. He took two turns in his room, his arms crossed, in inexpressible anguish.
Whilst he was thus hesitating, there suddenly broke through the crowd a young man, attired like himself in a black dress, and holding a naked rapier in his hand. The new comer had probably lost his mask in the tumult and confusion, for his features were uncovered, and Antonio saw, to his inexpressible consternation and astonishment, that they were the exact counterpart of his own.
This manner of taking it was of great benefit to us, and allayed our thirst much better than if we had gulped it of at once. This means was not resorted to by the sufferers on the fatal raft. Mungo Park when much afflicted by thirst in the Desert, found great relief by keeping a pebble in his mouth. Three days passed in inexpressible anguish.
The physicians consulted agreed in insisting on her passing the winter in a southern climate; and after their wedding, which took place in Florence, they thus came to Sorrento. As Isaura is seated on the small smoothed rock, Graham reclines at her feet, his face upturned to hers with an inexpressible wistful anxiety in his impassioned tenderness.
Philosopher Jack at once accepted the professorship, and proceeded then and there to deliver his inaugural address, in which he philosophised of things past, present, and to come, both seriously and humorously, in a way that filled his favourite pupil, Baldwin Burr, with inexpressible delight. When he had finished, Bob Corkey rose, and with an air of intense solemnity said
"No! stay, postilion!" called out Cecilia, seized with terror inexpressible; "let me get out, let me speak with you at once!" "It cannot be; I will follow you in a few minutes drive on, postilion!" "No, no! I will not go I dare not leave you unkind Delvile! what is it you suspect."
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