"When about to part, we exchanged amaranths I took her hand to bid her adieu, and, without seeming to intend it, our lips met, and the first kiss of love was moistened with a tear.

A young girl's first kiss is too sacred a thing.

And win a kind of desire, as women are soon won, to make you be beloved; where you shall first kiss, then woo, at length wed, and at last bed, my noble hearts.

She was disconcerted, if not panic-struck, by the violence of his first kiss; but her consternation was delectable to her.

On the other side, if a man is anxious (uneasy) about desire, lest it fail in its purpose and miss its end, and with respect to the avoidance of things, lest he should fall into that which he would avoid, I will first kiss (love) him, because he throws away the things about which others are in a flutter (others desire) and their fears, and employs his thoughts about his own affairs and his own condition.

With Narcissus this evolution had taken place early: it was very long agohe felt old even then to think of itsince Hesperus had sung like a nightingale above his first kiss, and his memory counted many trophies of lordship.

They say that the reply was uttered from the inmost recesses of the cave, "Young men, whichever of you shall first kiss his mother shall enjoy the sovereign power at Rome.

Ah, the delicious throbbing silence after the first kiss!

It placed in the hollow orbits large eyes full of love; it hid the wasted cartillages under quivering nostrils, and upon that horrible jaw it laid rosy lips and a sweet mouth, like a maiden's first kiss.

He remembered what Rameses had told himthat the Cree girl's first kiss was her betrothal kiss; that it was the white garment of her purity, the pledge of her fealty forever.

She was leading him to the door, when Elizabeth raised her tearful eyes; he beheld them, and read their meaning, and, leaping forward, threw his arms round her neck, and printed the first kiss on her forehead!

No first kiss business for either of them, he reflected as he went whistling back to the frat house.

She clung frantically to Philippe; their eyes met, and in inexpressible ecstasy they exchanged their first kiss of love.

" Wildly, fiercely she threw her arms around his neck and kissed him passionately on the mouththeir first kiss.

As Clara wrote afterward: "When you gave me that first kiss, then I felt myself near swooning.

There was one shading from dark green through to red, only a drop of the latter color on the very tip of the arrow where blood would first kiss blood.

From the first kiss to the tragedy and the open door, only glimpses returned, and they had nothing to do with his will ...

Bedient wondered if the captive would ever die; and if he should die, would he not rise again at the memory of that first kiss in the June sunlight?...

If the first kiss did not end it, the second surely would.

The printed page is to thought what a nursery is to the first kiss.

It was the first kiss I had ever had from any one since I was a little boy; and as I half struggled against but finally returned it, it thrilled me powerfully.

" She gave him her first kiss in the sacred darkness of the chapel, and under the picture of the pierced heart.

At last the magical, binding words were spoken; and the husband, stooping proudly to the not-averted face of his blushing wife, gave her the first kiss.

A young lover's first kiss, a young hunter's first deer, and a young lawyer's first case, doubtless linger in their several memories, as events of moment.

And so the threatening cloud broke for her: broke into not only a serene peace, but a heartfelt joy and gratitude; and she parted with Julia with the first kiss she had ever bestowed upon her.