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Updated: May 5, 2025
A second visit was paid to the different rooms in the lodgings, and in the kitchen Nana talked of economy in the presence of the charwoman, who was basting the fowl, and said that a servant would have cost too much and that she was herself desirous of looking after things. Louiset was gazing beatifically at the roasting process. But presently there was a loud outburst of voices.
After dinner, which lasted a very long time, we went into the garden, where coffee had been served, and stretched ourselves out beatifically, cigar in mouth. All was calm and silent about us, the insects had ceased their music, and in an opaline sky little violet clouds were sleeping.
Twist as he leaned against the bookcase and gazed down at Anna-Felicitas, who for her part was gazing beatifically into space; but through the anger, and the jealousy, and the anxiety, and the sense of responsibility and mortification one great thought was struggling, and it finally pushed every other aside and got out to the top of the welter: here, in the chair before him, he beheld his sister-in-law.
Carew and Master Jamie are in the music-room, said the maid. And there I found them my sister, and the youth she has taken into her home, listening to one of those modern contrivances that can hold an entire opera company, including the orchestra. "The boy was in a wheel chair. He was pale, but plainly beatifically happy. My sister looked ten years younger.
He and Chesterton said harsh things about the Party System, and they babbled beatifically about the Catholic Church.... "Two big men like that gabbling like a couple of priest-smitten flappers!" said Gilbert in disgust as he listened to them. "Them and their Cathlik Church!" he added, imitating Belloc's way of pronouncing the word "Catholic."
Aunt Mary tore off the tissue paper with trembling haste—lifted the cover—and beheld a tiny ivory and gold memoranda card. "Well, that boy!" she ejaculated. "Shall I read the list aloud to you?" the maid inquired. "Yes, read it." So Janice read the dates proposed the night before and Aunt Mary sat up in bed, held her ear-trumpet, and beamed beatifically.
Though the Colonel spoke in jest, in the event his words indicated with a fair amount of accuracy the destination of the port, for while we continued to discuss every point in the story, he sipped and sipped and nodded his head beatifically. I did not replenish my glass, but when we rose the bottle was empty. "Well, Colonel, what do you say to a music hall?" I asked.
Eliot glanced at these preparations with concealed annoyance, but, compelled by the laws of hospitality, inquired curtly: "Will you have a drink?" Brett assented amicably and established himself in a chair by the fire, the puppy sprawling beatifically across his knees while he pulled its satin-smooth ears with caressing fingers.
The lad's arms were about his father's neck; and the old man, laying his hands on his son's head, said gently: "I forgive you." The Translation by A. L. Frothingham, Jr. "It is a fine case, Don Rocco," said Professor Marin, gathering up the cards and smiling beatifically, while his neighbor on the right raved furiously against poor Don Rocco.
A large response, as he looked at her, came into his face, a light of excited perception all his own, in the glory of which as it almost might be called what he gave her back had the value of what she had, given him. "They're extraordinarily happy." Oh, Charlotte's measure of it was only too full. "Beatifically."
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