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"Word of mine cannot tell thee how right lovingly Etzel commendeth him to thee, and eke thy sister, that is holden in high esteem. The king's wife biddeth thee remember thy love and faith, and that thou wert ever true to her in heart and soul. And, first of all, we are sent to the king, to invite you to ride into Etzel's land, and Sir Gernot with you.
No, as with politics, so with poetry; in public I abjure and do renounce the minx: and although privately my author's mind is so silly as to doat right lovingly on such an ancient mistress, and has wasted much time and paper in her praise or service, still that mind is sufficiently self-possessed in worldly prudence, as to set seemingly little store on the worth of an acquaintance so little in the fashion.
Earnestly, patiently, lovingly, yet perseveringly, had Mrs Bright tried to drill the contents of that book into Billy's unwilling brain, but with little success, for, albeit a willing and obliging child, there was a limit to his powers of comprehension, and a tendency in his young mind to hold in contempt what he did not understand.
In his 'Conversations on some of the old Poets, we discover the alembic through which his crude opinions, his glowing impulses, his exquisitely minute discrimination were distilled; the old poets, to whom the heart turns ever lovingly as to the wide west at eve.
"I'm very proud of you, my dear," he said, stroking her hair lovingly, "and you mustn't pay any attention to that silly boy. I've always known you were true blue, Beth, and now you have proved it to everyone. It may have been a reckless thing to do, as Mr. Watson says, but you did it like a major, and saved our self-esteem as well as our money."
Seeing then that this might not be, he fell sometimes to the dreaming of how he might some day, if blessed by the pitying and understanding spirit of things, bring out these types, perpetuate these times, and so at last set them lovingly before a world which might at least wonder, though it did not understand.
The landlord sighed and looked lovingly at his cigar, then went on: "They offered that squire Miss Ida's grandfather a peerage; the Herons had often been offered a baronetcy; but they'd always refused, and the squire declined the peerage.
Leicester, still thinking lovingly of his great teacher. Sometimes the river was narrow and deep and the Starlight's course lay near the shore, so that the children came running down to the water's edge to see the pretty boat go by, and envy Betty and Mary Beck in the shadow of her great white sail.
"All right, Cousin Jack; I'm ready for anything, now that I know I've got a father and mother." "And a brother," supplemented King, "and such a brother!" He rolled his eyes as if in ecstasy at the thought of his own perfections, and Marjorie lovingly pinched his arm. "And a couple of sisters," added Cousin Ethel; "I like to speak up for the absent."
Alive or "Gone West" I shall never be far from you; you may depend on that and I shall always hope to feel you brave and happy. This is a great game cheese-mites pitting themselves against all the splendours of Death. Please, please write well ahead, so that I may not miss your Christmas letters. Yours lovingly, CON. November 6th, 1916.
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