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Updated: May 31, 2025
It was delightful to be there in solitude with Sir Basil, and the sense of sympathy that grew between her and this supplanter of her father's was strange, but not unsweet. It wasn't only that she could help him, and that that was always a claim to which one must respond, but she liked helping him.
She conceived the impression that it must be so, and throughout the day she had an inexplicable unsweet pleasure in inciting him to argumentation and combating him, though she was compelled to admit that he had been colloquially charming antecedent to her naughty provocation; and though she was indebted to him for his patient decorum under the weary wave of the Reverend Mr. Brisk.
History consists, for the greater part, of the miseries brought upon the world by pride, ambition, avarice, revenge, lust, sedition, hypocrisy, ungoverned zeal, and all the train of disorderly appetites, which shake the public with the same "troublous storms that toss The private state, and render life unsweet." These vices are the causes of those storms.
Cecilia looked the loveliest of women to Beauchamp's eyes, with her blush, and the letters of Dr. Shrapnel in her custody, at her express desire. Certain terms in the letters here and there, unsweet to ladies, began to trouble his mind. 'By the way, colonel, he said, 'you had a letter of Dr. Shrapnel's read to you by Captain Baskelett. 'Iniquitous rubbish!
"`Whisper in the King's unwilling ear That which is wholesome but unsweet to hear.
"I have the usual retinue, possibly," said Violetta. "Dear countess, I could be one of them myself!" Adela burst out with tentative boldness. "Then, kiss me." And behold, they interchanged that unsweet feminine performance. Adela's lips were unlocked by it. "How many would envy me, dear Countess d'Isorella!"
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