Her gown, of pale blue satin, was open at the throat, and showed its fair sweet fullness and the bosom's promise.

The Prelude tells in concrete fullness how he walked along the banks of the Loire with his friend, a French patriot: "...

She is also hard to keep in good condition, and unless great care is taken with her she would give out in the hind feet, where she now shows considerable fullness.

The thin, white cheeks had taken on a soft rose tint andyes, an extra fullness!

Extraordinary fullness.

She wandered from place to place, enjoying the gorgeous fullness of leaf and bloom.

He would have taken any other woman by the hand in the honest fullness of his apology, but something restrained him here.

The individual ought to rouse into actuality the infinite fullness of content which he possesses as possibility, as slumbering germs, should harmoniously develop his capacities; yet in this he must not look upon the unique form which has been bestowed upon him as worthless.

If the stimulus is too small pain (dissatisfaction, longing) arises, while pleasure springs from a marked, but not too great, fullness of stimulus.

In our Churches, especially in good livings, there is such an overflowing fullness of consent on the part of the Pastor as supplies that of the people altogether; nay, to nullify their declared dissent.

To answer with positiveness is difficult; but this much may be readily concededthat a belief in the decadence of conversation is natural to those who have specially cultivated Links with the Past; who grew up in the traditions of Luttrell and Mackintosh, and Lord Alvanley and Samuel Rogers; who have felt Sydney Smith's irresistible fun, and known the overwhelming fullness of Lord Macaulay.

A mist seemed to come before my eyes and I scarcely knew what followed, till the rescued kneeled together and poured forth in the closing hymn the painful fullness of their joy.

There was a satisfying fullness and richness about them that seemed somehow to enhance his own feeling of self-importance.

They loosened their hold gradually, gradually, and finally out of sheer fullness of maturity floated down to their graves with a dreamy content.

At such times, between each flourish of the lilac bush and each yell of the young nobleman, she pronounced with significant fullness, with fearful exactness, the handsome-sounding name of Marquis de la Fayette Ruggles.

She was at this time just fifteen, and ripening into that slight fullness of form, and roundness of limb, which in that climate mark the early passing from girl into woman.

Unburied Priam lies By his own hearth, on God's high altar-stair, And Phrygian gold goes forth and raiment rare To the Argive ships; and weary soldiers roam Waiting the wind that blows at last for home, For wives and children, left long years away, Beyond the seed's tenth fullness and decay, To work this land's undoing.

But in this final moment his love for his daughter swept back to him in all its unmeasured fullness,and when all was said and done it was the first, the mightiest impulse in his life.

"With ample and brim fullness of his force," would be better.

His lips lost their youthful fullness.

Of the countless single beauties that sow his page Thick as autumnal leaves that strew the brooks In Valombrosa, there is no room to speak, nor of the astonishing fullness of substance and multitude of thoughts which have caused the Paradise Lost to be called the book of universal knowledge.