"I'd forgotten all about you," she said frankly.

That seems a far-fetched explanation for the shortcomings of men so frankly realistic and so scientifically earnest as the masters of the Cinque Cento were.

The anthropomorphic Greek mythology encouraged sculptors to concentrate their attention upon what Hegel called "the sensuous manifestation of the idea," while Greek habits rendered them familiar with the body frankly exhibited.

"Not at all," he answered lightly, and now his eyes were laughing frankly into her own.

Frankly he had told Joanne that she interested him more just now than his book.

He frankly stated that he did not believe there was any hope of success, but Sterry was firm in his resolution, and he would not interpose his authority.

The more frankly they seem to be telling the truth, the more sure you may be they are lying.

"Nay, my friend"But I put an end to Harman's further defence of me, by taking him aside, and frankly confessing the whole truth.

We have chosen a guarded and passionless wording for a topic on which we wish to offer a few frankly spoken, but equally passionless remarks.

A careful examination of this book shows it to contain a very full résumé of the best which have been written on the subjects embraced under the medical applications of electricity in its various modes of development, and a careful analysis of the doctrines of others; while the author has given frankly an account of cases in which he has failed, as of those in which he has been successful.

Though it was a populous hour of the day, there were but few people abroad when Mr. Taynton came out to the sea front; a few cabs stood by the railings that bounded the broad asphalt path which faced the sea, but the drivers of these, despairing of fares, were for the most part dozing on the boxes, or with a more set purpose were frankly slumbering in the interior.

If madame had ever possessed the art of self-control, it was many a long day since she had exercised it; now she frankly began to show ennui.

True, Millard Fillmore had appointed Brigham governor of the new Territorybut there were chief justices and associate justices, secretaries, attorneys, marshals, and Indian agents from the wicked and benighted East; men who frankly disbelieved that the voice of Brigham was as the voice of God, and who did not hesitate to let their heresy be known.

" Of course, both Miss Lyman and myself were eager to hear it, and promised to tell her frankly how we liked it.

The highest success of this notion in Europe is marked by praise given to a race famous for its physical firmness and fighting breed, but which has frankly pillaged and scarcely pretended to rule; the Turk, whom some Tories called "the gentleman of Europe.

Is there nothing that you want?" He hesitated a moment, and then said frankly, "Yes and no, mother.

But," she added frankly, holding out her hand to him, "you meant to defend me.

The admiration of the Wilbur twinnow forgetting his ignominywas frankly worded.

The Wilbur twin at this moment frankly rejoiced in the infirmity of poor Ellis Bristow.

Morbidly conscientious Ministers sometimes keep a supply of their private letter-paper on their office-table and use it for their private correspondence; but the more frankly human sort write all their letters on official paper.

"Frankly, there is but one way, Madame, for you to obtain the passport you wish, and that is by becoming an American subject, the wife of Monsieur Calvert.

Calvert told him frankly as much of the story as he intended to reveal to anyone, and this confidence became another bond of friendship between them.

Frankly and cheerfully confess the truth; Whate'er it be, I promise thee thy life.

Come, tell me frankly!

She is easily consoled for her disappointment, however, and all ends to the honor of Dorante, who frankly confesses to Araminte his share in the intrigue, but assures her that a desire for her hand and property has culminated in a more noble passion, and we have again the triumph of love.