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We feel Simone's charm mostly in single heads and detached figures, some of which at Assisi have incomparable sweetness. "Molles Senae," the delicate and femininely variable, fond of all things brilliant, and unstable through defect of sternness, was the fit mother of this ingenious and delightful master.
In inaction he seemed femininely frail and pale; but when his spirit was roused his eyes blazed as his hair burned in the sunlight. "You shall learn in the end," he said to the girl, "that everything I do, I do for you." She cried out as if he had struck her. "It's not worthy of you," she said bitterly. "You are keeping Jack here in peril for my sake?" "For your sake," said Donnegan.
'Now, Bob, an amicable voice shrieked femininely up from the ground-floor, 'am I to send the soup to the bathroom or are you coming down? A limerick will make a man forget even his dinner. Mr Brindley performed once more with his eyes that something that was, not a wink, but a wink unutterably refined and spiritualized. This time I comprehended its import.
"I thank you much, General, for this mark of your attention," returned the American;" but I think I may venture to answer for my niece, that she will prefer remaining with me." "Not so, sir;" said a voice deep but femininely soft.
They saw poor Cuba, beautiful as her surf and femininely sweet as her luscious fruits, tortured in chains. They saw her lovely form through the blood that covered her, and Dewey, Sampson, Schley, Miles, Merritt, Sigsbee, Evans, Philip, Alger, and McKinley of the Grand Army led the forces to her rescue.
Impossible otherwise that she in whose nature I had always admired that generous devotion which is more or less inseparable from the romance of youth should have never conveyed to me one word of consolation in the hour of my agony and trial; that she, who, till the last evening we had met, had ever been so docile, in the sweetness of a nature femininely subinissive to my slightest wish, should have disregarded my solemn injunction, and admitted Margrave to acquaintance, nay, to familiar intimacy, at the very time, too, when to disobey my injunctions was to embitter my ordeal, and add her own contempt to the degradation imposed upon my honour!
Even though he was hot-headed, he was not spiteful; and in his demeanour femininely soft, gentle, engaging, without losing his native pride ... One thing only did his comrades dislike in him some exaggerated, exotic love of women.
'Ah! that miserable sight! she cried. 'It is the everlasting nightmare of London. Danvers humped, femininely injured by the notice of it. She wondered her mistress should deign to. Rolling on between the blind and darkened houses, Diana transferred her sensations to them, and in a fit of the nerves imagined them beholding a funeral convoy without followers.
She drives, she skates, she swims, she rows, she sails, has a thorough knowledge of business, and is up in stocks, is femininely masculine and masculinely feminine, scorns novels, and can order a dinner, is a churchwoman, and dresses always in the latest style. Is there any thing else, Miss Phebe?" "Only one thing else that I think you have rather forgotten, Mr.
Nicholas Manhattan was to argue one's self out into the nethermost limbo of insignificance. Had Mrs. Manhattan been any other than herself, Eden would have sent back some femininely prevaricatory excuse. She was enervated still by the emotions of the preceding day, and her desire for companionship was slight. But Mrs. Manhattan was not only Mrs.
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