As for my heart, read Tennyson's Fatima, and then know how I feel towards you!

I feel towards Sir Stephen as I should feel towards Napoleon the Great, if he were alive.

But it would pain her excessively to hear that you do not feel towards Bob, just as we all feel.

A smear of ugliness has been drawn across a thing of beauty, and I can never feel towards him as I did.

Hear how the Romans feel towards philosophers, if you would like to know.

He was of those who see keenly and feel towards their beliefs.

He said that he felt he was taking a great libertyso he wasbut that he could not pass the door of a man who had done the country so much service by the invention of what must prove the most useful and valuable instrument, without expressing to him the gratitude which he, as a British subject devoted to his country's good, could not but feel towards the inventor, &c. &c.

How grateful we ought to feel towards the brave men who hazard life, property, everything to extend our knowledge!

It is not happy that she has come to feel towards her miserable life so differently now from what she would have felt towards it, had it been set before her while she was the blooming, thoughtless creature in the little cottage in the country.

It is a poor return (though I now touch on this subject for the first time in my life), it is a poor return for the interest I have taken in you; and for the real love you know I feel towards you!"

However hospitable you may feel towards him in his own house, you must not carry his lunch about with you.

The words of the hymn we so often sing, show us how God would have us think and feel towards him: "All hail the power of Jesus' name Let angels prostrate fall; Bring forth the royal diadem, And crown him Lord of all. "Let every kindred, every tribe, On this terrestrial ball, To him all majesty ascribe, And crown him Lord of all.

Just as every wise father seeks to train his child to make of him his confidant, to have no secrets from him, to trust him utterly, and in everything, so would God have us feel towards Him; as free, as frank, as unfettered, should our fellowship with Him be.

Tell her, however, from me that I shall always honour her, and that I feel towards her all the sentiments of a good son; but God willed that I should be born a King, and I am resolved henceforth to govern for myself.

Captain Malet-Marsac owned him master, his military as well as his official superior, and grew to feel towards him as his immediate followers felt toward Napoleonto love him with a devoted respect, a respecting devotion.

From present appearances we shall feel towards each other as David and Jonathan did."

We had no means of deciding how they would feel towards foreigners.

"I have never even hinted at how I feel towards you.

It is natural that at forty he should not feel towards you as he did at twelve.

Having regard, then, to 5 Edward VII., chapter 12, how ought one to feel towards the decision of the House of Lords in the Scottish Churches case?

I was going on to say that I am becoming so interested in Isabella, that I feel towards her as if she were my own.

He was not slow to imagine the effect of Phoebe's action on that proud, pure nature and sensitive conscience; and he knew what she and her father must feel towards the deception which had led her into such a position, and made such a tragedy possible.

John would see thatwhatever he might feel towards her mother.

They feel towards it as the Church whose ministrations are attended by our gracious Sovereign when she resides in the northern portion of her dominions, and in which public thanksgiving was offered to God in the royal presence for her Majesty's recovery.

We should feel towards such persons (evidently, as the good Bishop implies, without reference to any particular church order) all sympathy and kindness as members of the same great spiritual family on earth, expectants of meeting in heaven in the presence of God and of the Lamb, and of joining in the worship of saints and angels round the throne.