But let us be just; it is not all pretence; the inability of Mr. Austen Chamberlain to grasp the simple facts before him was undoubtedly genuine.

Her agitation was unmistakably genuine.

I'll have to compare all these tickets with the admittedly genuine one, and I'll have to make some intricate tests.

For a moment, Janet seemed to her to be a sort of angelmodish, but exquisitely genuine.

It might be ludicrous, but it was horribly genuine and true."

But it is a sadly different thing to please Dr. Johnson, Burke, or Sir Joshua, and to please Those real genuine no-mistake Tom Thumbs, The little people fed on great men's crumbs.

His love Goa and her way of life, his concern about increasing corruption in Goa's polity and aspiration for rightful honour to the mother tongue, were transparently genuine.

Except that it might be perverted into an excuse by the shallow and thoughtless for merely "strong talk," it may fairly be said that it was right and wise to let the world know the full measure and depth of conviction which gave birth to the movement; and Froude's Remains did that in an unsuspiciously genuine way that nothing else could have done.

This time my surprise was utterly genuine.

" There was something wonderfully genuine and childlike about Dot, a youthfulness that would probably cling to her all her life.

Robene and Makyne stands on the threshold of the sixteenth century, a modest and pastoral counterpart of the Nut-Brown Maid, as evidence that there were poets of purely native inspiration capable of writing verses every whit as perfect in form as anything produced by the Italianizers of the next generation, and commonly far more genuine in feeling.

Tyrwhitt, whose critical acumen had enabled him to detect a supposititious passage in a tragedy of Euripides, was at first a dupe to the imposture of Chatterton, and treated the poems as so decidedly genuine, that he cited them for the elucidation of Chaucer; but seeing good grounds for changing his opinion, as Mr. Nichols informs us, he cancelled several leaves before his volume was published.