Miss Dalrymple, with whom this stalwart romantic personage is said to be deeply enamored, is niece and heiress of the eccentric Miss Van Rolsen, the third richest woman in New York, and, probably, in the world ...

I wonder if your divine creatureSallianna by namedid not tell me, ten minutes since, that youyes, you, Miss Fanny!were desperately enamored of Mr. Verty!"

The better-read at Mezelais began to liken this so candidly enamored monarch and his Princess to Sieur Hercules at the feet of Queen Omphale.

The black lover with whom she is fatally enamored, is he not the Darkness, in which the twilight fades away?

He was hopelessly enamored; and so long as fortune offered him the least hope of eventual success, he persevered in the faith that Honora might yet be his own.

By a trick of fate these two drink a love potion inadvertently and become irresistibly enamored of each other, although Isolde is betrothed to King Mark of Cornwall, and Tristan is his nephew and ambassador.

They give every token of hating their neighbors consumedly; argal, they are going to be madly enamored of them.

There is no beauty like the newly-enamored.

But one result could be anticipated from such a meeting: they became passionately enamored of each other.

A young, beautiful, enormendously rich, tremendously enamored girl?

She had been madly enamored of him, and when she found herself unable in any way either by promises or by frightening him to persuade him to have intercourse with her, she had a talk with her husband and asked him that the man might be forced to obey her, pretending that she wanted his help for some different purpose.

Entered as a pupil in the university of the town, he at first distinguished himself by his aptitude and his intelligence, until the day when, hearing of the beauty of the landlady of the Royal Salmon, he was seized with an irresistible desire to see her: he saw her, and became violently enamored.

But now if she was going to find Hilary as light-headed and cloying as Adolphe was thick-headed and sour, or if she must see Hilary go soft on the slim Mobile girlwhom Adolphe was already so torpidly enamored of"H-m-m-m!" Two young men who had tied their horses behind the hotel crossed the white court toward the garden.