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Updated: June 6, 2025
While I can sit obliviously curled up in an armchair, and read what he says till my eyes are full of delicious, quiet tears, and my heart of blessed, good, quiet thoughts and feelings, I shall not crave that which falls so far short of any real enjoyment, and hitherto certainly seems to me as remote as possible from any real happiness.
She flung her head back angrily. Nobody likes to be told she doesn't understand another girl and the fact that the girl is mighty brilliant doesn't make you feel better about it. "I'll be back in just a moment," said John obliviously, and went with what seemed to Joy unnecessary docility.
Somerset retreated to the outside, obliviously passing by the gem of Renaissance that had led him in. 'She affects blue, he was thinking. 'Then she is fair. On looking up, some time later, at the new clock that told the seconds, he found that the hours at his disposal for work had flown without his having transferred a single feature of the building or furniture to his sketch-book.
As I lay on my back luxuriously, I saw through the bars of my twice padlocked door a boy and a girl about ten years old. I saw them climb on the wall and play together, obliviously and exquisitely, in the darkening air.
After which, and at a quick pace, manifestly shivering, Mr. Pericles drew Laura into the shadows, and Emilia, clad in the immense bearskin, as with a trailing black barbaric robe, walked toward the oaks. Wilfrid's head was stooped to a level with Emilia's, into whose face he was looking obliviously, while the hot words sprang from his lips.
"There were instructors like that," Gilbert Bromhead assented; "and some graduate coaches are pretty cunning; but they are being discredited." Wager largely, obliviously, passed over this interruption. "We learned decency," he proceeded, "in business and ideals and living; and to give and take evenly. In the war and in civil life we were and are behind the big issues.
I noticed our old 'star-spangled' along with the Union Jack, and wondered. Do you see, Bess?" "Of course I see, and am delighted. I shall consider it a good omen for our voyage." "Especially as she carries Faith and Hope with her," remarked the latter, with a merry glance at her sister. "Certainly," returned Bess obliviously, but Dwight broke in, "Wait!
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