To those who appreciate form in penwork this book may be safely recommended.

I shall appreciate an immediate reply.

It was with anything but a rich man's arrogant certainty of her interest that he said, very simply as he said everything: "I appreciate very much, Miss Marshall, your being willing to come along and see all this.

" Morrison showed no interest in this vaguely phrased hypothesis, and returned to an earlier contention: "You underestimate," he said, "the amount of education and taste and time it takes to arrange that simple-looking vase of grasses, to appreciate your leaf-shadows.

Now, you can talk about your bric-à-brac in Henry-Jamesese, you can take away your neighbor's reputation by subtle suggestion, you can appreciate a fine deed of self-abnegation, if it's not too definite!

What he was brought into the world for, was to appreciate, as nobody else can, all sorts of esoterically fine things.

I thought Turkey would appreciate the favor, and abate his rashness and obstreperousness of afternoons.

CHAPTER XX THAT LEAVE TRAINMY OLD PALLONDON AND HOMETHE CALL OF THE WILD One wants to have been at the front, in the nasty parts, to appreciate fully what getting seven days' leave feels like.

Piso, then a young man, made acquaintance with a Greek of this school of thought, learnt from him that pleasure was the sole end of life, and failing to appreciate the true meaning and bearing of the doctrine, fell into the trap.

In order to appreciate the position of women of various types in the society we are examining, it is necessary to make it clear what Roman marriage originally and ideally meant.

They appreciate the opportunity to loot; but they say that the British will hit back afterwards, and they, being nearest to the border, will suffer most; whereas I stand to gain all and to lose nothing.

You've got to be on the inside of an intrigue before you can appreciate the thrill of it.

No one but a grown woman who still vividly remembers her girlhood can appreciate my feelings as I drove from Bursley to Hanbridge in the cab, and as I got out of the cab in the crowd, and gave up my ticket, and entered the glittering auditorium of the Jubilee Hall.

I am not competent to appreciate the depth of a man's knowledge of equity; by which I do not mean justice, but chancery law.

Your enjoyment of The Head of the Family (METHUEN) may in a measure depend upon your capacity to appreciate William Linkhorn and the glory of his "great flaming beard."

He encouraged him to write, as a Thursday's night's task, a translation of the third Satire of Persius, a writer precisely of that vigorously rhetorical, rapidly satirical, and semi-poetical school, which Dryden was qualified to appreciate and to mirror; besides other pieces of a similar kind which are lost.

Readers who care for manifestations of the superstitious and the magical will appreciate the reality of this story as they will that of "Rra Boloi," mentioned above.

It is almost impossible to appreciate properly the beauty of the rich, the very rich.

They don't appreciate things like they used to.

I think it was hearing one of his little letters to the children that made her realise, that he was a Christian man whom she might safely hear; at any rate, I feel greatly pleased and comforted that she could appreciate such a subject.

I deeply appreciate the Christian kindness that prompted you to write me in the midst of your sorrow.

The letter stated that the sheriff would appreciate information leading to the apprehension of Lawrence Adams, wanted for aiding a prisoner to escape and for having in his possession a horse that did not belong to him.

'I,' she said, 'was not able to appreciate him.'

"But at all events women can appreciate goodness and generosity," said Varvara Pavlovna.

Thirdly, we must know and appreciate the physiological, intellectual and moral meaning of these elements, the different relations of resemblance, of opposition and of identity which exist between these different phenomena.