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As they opened out a little, I observed a very aristocratic-looking old man, clad in most gorgeous apparel of scarlet and gold, and seated on a remarkably handsome, powerful horse, long and low, with great strength in small compass, and to all appearance quite thoroughbred. "That's the huntsman," said Mrs.
They were received in the most delightful of sitting-rooms by a very handsome, aristocratic-looking woman, who might have been anywhere between forty and fifty. She shook hands very cordially with Arnold, saying as she did so "Welcome, Richard Arnold! The friends of the Cause are mine, and I have heard much about you already from Natasha, so that I already seem to know you.
Dunbar was a handsome man a very handsome man tall and aristocratic-looking, with a certain haughty pace in his manner that harmonized well with his good looks. But, in spite of all this, the impression which he made upon the mind of Arthur Lovell was not an agreeable one.
"And who is so fortunate as to be her father?" enquired Mr Mountchesney. "Her father is the inspector of my works; the person who accompanied us over them this morning." "What! that handsome man I so much admired," said Lady Maud, "so very aristocratic-looking.
Jesse Bulrush and J. G. Kerry were friends became indeed such confidential friends to all appearance, though their social origin was evidently so different, that Kitty Tynan, when she wished to have a pleasant conversation which gave her a glow for hours afterwards, talked to the fat man of his lean and aristocratic-looking friend.
His face was immutable, aristocratic-looking, tinged slightly with grey under the skin; he was young and good-looking. But Birkin felt a slight sickness, looking at him, and feeling the slight greyness as an ash or a corruption, in the aristocratic inscrutability of expression a nauseating, bestial stupidity. Again they talked cordially and rousedly together.
She was a rather reserved, high-strung, aristocratic-looking girl, who did not always take kindly to requests made with regard to little household duties required from each member of the family, health permitting, of course. One day shortly after my advent in the home I had occasion to reprimand her.
Papa," she said, addressing herself to Lord de Mowbray, "the inspector of Mr Trafford's works we are speaking of, that aristocratic-looking person that I observed to you, he is the father of the beautiful girl." "He seemed a very intelligent person," said Lord de Mowbray with many smiles. "Yes," said Mr Trafford; "he has great talents and great integrity.
Leaving Mr. Gilchrist, he went next door, to Mr. Drury, and, entering the shop, fell back with astonishment on hearing a tall aristocratic-looking elderly gentleman inquire for 'John Clare's Poems. It sounded like sweet music to his ear, the cracked voice of the old gentleman. Mr.
"Many thanks, Cousin Julia," she murmured rather absently, a far-away look in her dark eyes. After a little she rose and began to wander about the room. "Cousin Julia," she said presently, "I can't help wondering honestly, don't you ever wish I looked more I mean that I looked any like them? They're mighty aristocratic-looking guys after all."
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