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Updated: May 23, 2025
'Don't you know yet, that in thus putting aside a man, a woman's pity for the pain she inflicts gives her a kindness of tone which is often mistaken for suppressed love? said Miss Aldclyffe, with soft insidiousness. This was a translation of the ambiguity of Cytherea's tone which he had certainly never thought of; and he was too ingenuous not to own it. 'I had never thought of it, he said.
I wish he may not be deceived; but I much fear that he is guided more by the mistaken hope of maintaining his own popularity by this impolitic meeting, than by any conscientious confidence in its advantage to the King's authority. "The King, having in his hand the letter which I had just brought him, presented it to the Queen. Look at the insidiousness of the thing!
But, as I was saying, to my amazement, in spite of my wife's precautions and mine, I find myself beset and with what devilish insidiousness! When I refuse, simply to save myself from flagrant treachery to my obligations of duty, I find myself seeming, even to my wife and to myself, churlish and priggish; Pharisaical, in the loathsome attitude of a moral poseur.
"Of course you have that's the insidiousness of the devil's stuff. How soon does it get into action?" "Oh, right away almost instantly." "What! Is your imagination strong enough to See here, Ches" Burns leaned forward "you're taking the stuff by mouth, of course?" Chester's eyes went down. "Why I tried it that way but it was so slow."
I wish he may not be deceived; but I much fear that he is guided more by the mistaken hope of maintaining his own popularity by this impolitic meeting, than by any conscientious confidence in its advantage to the King's authority. "The King, having in his hand the letter which I had just brought him, presented it to the Queen. Look at the insidiousness of the thing!
The Cheetah is gentle and affectionate, and successfully trained for hunting. Cats are diminished examples of the feline race; but their fur is longer than that of others, and they bear a greater resemblance to leopards than to lions. The idea of majesty is not connected with them, but they are celebrated for grace, elegance, suppleness, and insidiousness.
She saw O-liver start from his chair and sink back, helpless against the insidiousness of this attack. The speaker went on. It would seem, he said, from what he could learn, that Tillotson's honorable opponent was sailing under false colors. He was a married man. He had deserted his wife. He sat among them as a saint, when he was really a sinner. "A sinner, gentlemen."
Of a good height and shape, in the full vigor of life, prompt to decide, quick in execution, apparently master of his art, you could not refuse him the praise of a good officer, while his physiognomy forbade you to like him as a man. His eye, which was small and sleepy, cast a sidelong glance of insidiousness and even of cruelty; it was the eye of a cat preparing to spring upon her prey.
With the swift insidiousness of morphine, peace ran through his veins, soothed his racked body, his jangled nerves. The Three Friends had made the harbor, and was gliding through water flat as a pond. But David did not know why the change had come.
I wish he may not be deceived; but I much fear that he is guided more by the mistaken hope of maintaining his own popularity by this impolitic meeting, than by any conscientious confidence in its advantage to the King's authority. "The King, having in his hand the letter which I had just brought him, presented it to the Queen. Look at the insidiousness of the thing!
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