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In private life this great artist has always been loved and admired for her brilliant mental accomplishments, her amiability, the suavity of her manners, and her high principles, no less than she has been idolized by the public for the splendor of her powers as musician and tragedienne. The Tenor Singer Tacchinardi. An Exquisite Voice and Deformed Physique.
'He lacks ardor' that was how she expressed it. 'Perhaps, after all, he's too old for Terry, she said. Personally I don't go as far as that." Now that he had made an end, Sir Tobias attempted to beam on Tabs with his accustomed suavity. He was skillful in saying offensive things with an air of consideration.
From which thought I pass to a firm opinion that this Lady is of miraculous power, that there is "A power in her by none of us possessed." Her actions, by their suavity and by their moderation, "Rival in calls to Love that Love must hear." They cause Love to awaken and again to hear whenever he is sown by the power of bountiful Nature. Which natural seed acts as in the next treatise is shown.
"What is your offer?" she added, looking at Boniface to let him see that she understood his scheme perfectly well. "What is your own idea?" Jean Cointet put in briskly. "Three thousand francs for six months," said she. "Why, my dear young lady, you were proposing to sell the place outright for twenty thousand francs," said Boniface with much suavity.
I know human nature pretty well, I think, my love; and, Giacomo, just get me my Machiavelli; that's right. Now leave me, my dear; I must reflect and prepare myself." When Randal entered the house, Giacomo, with a smile of peculiar suavity, ushered him into the drawing-room.
"You did not tell him the truth!" came the answer; and he noted that the doctor's voice was without its usual suavity. It was as matter-of-fact to the man of millions as if it had been advising an operation in a dispensary case. "No, not exactly," John Wingfield, Sr. confessed. "I told you what his nature was; how it had drawn on the temperament of his mother.
There was much in what Macnab said, yet not so much but that Lumley set himself, with all his powers of suasion and suavity, to induce his brother-in-law to change his mind. But Lumley had yet to learn that no power of Saxon logic, or personal influence, can move the will of a man from beyond the Grampian range who has once made up his mind.
There was some laughter among the men before the table. "He thinks it cheap to defy the court," said counsel for the King. "Brother Millet," said Justice Hide, "when a prisoner at the bar would plead anything in formality, counsel should be allowed." "Oh, certainly, certainly," replied the judge, recovering his suavity. Then turning to Ralph, he said, "What is the point of law you urge?"
"Oh," said Kennedy. "Silly fool," said Walton. "Talking about me?" inquired Kennedy politely. "No," replied Walton, with the suavity of a Chesterfield, "Perry." He felt that it behoved him to be wary. One of the things which make life on this planet more or less agreeable is the speed with which alarums, excursions, excitement, and rows generally, blow over.
She charmed the circle of her friends by the suavity of her disposition and the most gentle and engaging manners. She delighted and blessed her own family by her uniformly correct and affectionate conduct.
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