He had the handsomest pony which could be bought, and on this was taught to ride, first at a riding-school, then in state to Regent's Park, and then to Hyde Park with Martin the coachman behind him.

With the most heartfelt joy, my dear Major, I take up my pen to announce to you the happy arrival of the Ramchunder and the dearest and handsomest little boy who, I am sure, ever came from India.

I think I should send him into the army, that's the best place for himthere's the least to do and the handsomest clothes to wear," says the little wag, daintily taking up the tail of his friend's coat.

We have both agreed that she is the handsomest woman in England.

That, as she views her babe, with favour blind, She thinks him handsomest of human kind.

Mr. Martineau is one of the handsomest men I ever saw.

With his wonderful eyes and flowing mane and tail, and his glossy, reddish-brown body, I thought that he was the handsomest horse I had ever seen.

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" He had grown very tall; he was the handsomest among the brothers, with an air of refinement and courtesy that somewhat perplexed them and set him apart from them.

In his home in the far east the fame of the ships of Chittim has reached him; the fame of the new people, the sea-roving heroes of the Greeks, of whom old Homer sang; the handsomest, cunningest, most daring of mankind, who are spreading their little trading colonies along all the isles and shores, as we now are spreading ours over the world.

This partially explained the deep grandfatherly interest which Du Hordel took in young Ambroise, who was the handsomest of all the Froments, with a clear complexion, large black eyes, brown hair that curled naturally, and manners of much refinement and elegance.

She searched him from his keen, brown facesaid by some to be the handsomest face in Spainto his neat and firmly planted feet.

Six of them, females, were noted as the handsomest young women in the county.

When I reached the third turning to the left I saw the church, certainly the handsomest in San Lorenzo.

Next day, at the races, Jim attached himself to us, while aloft in the grand-stand Angela sat with Thorpe: the handsomest couple at the Fair.

As the girl entered, one would have noticed the resemblance between her and the old man, and have seen that they were father and daughter; for Godfrey Heron had been one of the handsomest men of his time, and though she had got her dark eyes and the firm, delicate lips from her mother, the clear oval of her face and its expression of aristocratic pride had come from the Herons.

And Suzie's seen the young Mr. Orme, Sir Stephen's son, and she says that he's the handsomest gentleman she ever saw; and she heard Mr. Davis tell one of the new hands that Mr. Stafford was a very great gentleman amongst the fashionable people in London; and that very likely he'd marry one of the great ladies that is coming down.

If the street full of houses had built a house for his brother the mason, the street took its name from the architect; the handsomest house in the whole street was histhat was Something, and he was Something!

I don't know if Ivor Dundas is the handsomest man I ever saw, but he seems so to me.

Father is certainly one of the handsomest elderly men of my acquaintanceand the major is so-so-ish

St. Saviour'sdesigned by Mr. Hibbert, architect, of this townis one of the handsomest and best finished churches we have seen.

The cities of this place are plentifully furnished with good things; the air is temperate, and the people handsome, especially the women, who are in my opinion the handsomest in the world.

I tell you, she was one of the handsomest girls in Newport, by George!' says he.

Well, they do say he's the handsomest, most fascinating man.

"'Tis a xebec," growled the master, who was one of the grumblers of the day"a fellow with his hold crammed with a wine that would cover the handsomest woman's face in Lunnun with wrinkles.