124 adverbs to describe how to riches

The top of the tree where there is plenty of space is broad and bossy, with a dense covering of shining leaves, making delightful canopies, the complicated system of gray, interlacing, arching branches as seen from beneath being exceedingly rich and picturesque.

Miss Osborne, herself, came in her grand chariot; Jos was reported to be immensely rich.

Are not the Denslows enormously rich?

The longer roll of those who entered after 1792 contains such names as Joseph Sortain of Brighton, and James Sherman of Surrey Chapel, in the ministry of the home churches; and is peculiarly rich in men who have done and are still doing noble service in the great mission field of the world.

But who will dare apply the money test as the real measure of the values of these men to humanitythe one fabulously rich by brewing the "black stuff," as they call it in Ireland; the other glorious in his genius for spending himself, without a thought of return, on every noble cause and dying freely for liberty in the full tide of his powers?

Molière had ridiculed the lower middle class; the newly rich; the tradesman who, because he had made a fortune, thought himself a gentleman; but, as one whose father was in the employ of royalty, he laid no hand on any pillar of the throne.

And in the Breviary are found the most beautiful formulae of adoration and praise, the psalms above all other parts of the Office being wonderfully rich in magnificent praise of God's attributes.

This tract of country is, I imagine, well suited for the growth of either cotton or sugar, as it is apparently well-irrigated during the summer months, and the soil is remarkably rich and strong, while its limits to the westward are at present unknown, and most probably continues to skirt the hills for at least thirty or forty miles.

It terrified her to think of anyone she loved as exposed to it; andnot to speak of other classesshe seemed to regard those as specially exposed to it, who had just passed, or were passing, through an unusually rich and happy religious experience.

The story is a coxcomb appearing at Bath, vastly rich, all the ladies dying for him, all bursting to know who he is; but he goes by no other name than Mr. H.,a curiosity like that of the dames of Strasburg about the man with the great nose.

The people who had taken the house were merely rich people; they had no other characteristic; and in the vicarage, as well as in the other houses about, it was said, when they were spoken of, that it was a good thing they were not people to be visited, since nobody could have had the heart to visit strangers in Lady Mary's house.

But so far the infinitely richest spot lies some one hundred miles east of the American boundary, in the region drained by the Klondyke and its tributaries.

The one on which he had been seated, and which had evidently just been hewn down, bore the name of Crowninshield; and he recollected a mighty rich man of that name, who made a vulgar display of wealth, which it was whispered he had acquired by buccaneering.

You know, our folks are sinfully rich.

Someone below was singing in a voice singularly rich in quality.

Some milk may also be added, and, if wished specially rich and strengthening, one or two eggs beaten up.

The life thus far had been one of constant excitement, and therefore at his age one of continuous enjoyment, and besides, to crown all, he was comparatively rich.

The English language is incomparably richer, more fluid, and more vital than the German language.

And he read the song of gratitude which Hannah sang; and which says: "Who is it who maketh poor and maketh rich, and bringeth low and exalteth, how the poor shall be raised up out of the dust, and how, in his own might, no man shall be strong."

The poor can forget that social problem which we (the moderately rich) ought never to forget.

Owever that may be, it's there, and h'I 'ates to think 'ow rich you h'and h'I'd be h'if h'it wasn't fer this 'ere crazy Doctor's achin' to see th' Pole.

It abounds in pearls, and is amazingly rich.

"I suppose you must be awfully rich.

Everybody had agreed in assuring her that Mr. Smithson was inordinately rich.

That of a hundred years old is tolerably rich in camphor.

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