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From great sanguineness of temper, from great quickness and unsuspecting simplicity, he runs on to the public as he does at his own fire-side, and talks about himself, forgetting that he is not always among friends. His look, his tone are required to point many things that he says: his frank, cordial manner reconciles you instantly to a little over-bearing, over-weening self- complacency.
"I can forego them, then, without regret;" said Walter, with the sanguineness of his years. Aram looked upon him wistfully; the bright eye, the healthy cheek, and vigorous frame of the youth, suited with his desire to seek the conflict of his kind, and gave a naturalness to his ambition, which was not without interest, even to the recluse.
He hopes yet to wrest her as a brand from the burning. Katherine smiled at Juke's characteristic sanguineness. 'Jukie won't do that. If Jane means to do a thing she does it. Jane knows what she wants. 'And she wants Hobart? I pondered it, turning it over, still puzzled. 'She wants Hobart, Katherine agreed. 'And all that Hobart will let her in to. 'The Daily Haste?
He showed, too, his usual sanguineness of disposition in speaking of the price that he expected for his Dramatic Works, and of the certainty he felt of being able to arrange all his affairs, if his complaint would but suffer him to leave his bed. In the following month, his powers began rapidly to fail him; his stomach was completely worn out, and could no longer bear any kind of sustenance.
What, after all, was it to a hero that the family circle of an obscure individual such as he should have momentarily intersected the hero's own orbit? School has this distinction families take a back place; one is judged on one's own individual merits. Peter's arm did not recover so soon as Urquhart's sanguineness had predicted.
It may be only the arrogance and superciliousness of the Anglo-Saxon that prevent one sharing the sanguineness of M. Hanotaux as to any relief coming to the help of France from these two sources, for British hopes can only lie in analogous directions.
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