She smiled up at him kindly and indulgently.

Rance laughed indulgently.

" "Do let us stay, father," cried Ted, and his father smiled indulgently, but Kalitan looked at him in astonishment.

"But the young folks must be having their fun," he said indulgently, "and, short of burning down the place, 'tis not Dave McGuire who will be interfering with 'em.

" "In a week," he said indulgently, "you will become quite used to these things.

" He smiled indulgently.

Lesage tapped his fingers upon his teeth, and smiled indulgently at the earnestness of his companion.

How it comes back to me after all these years!" Bruder Kalkmann stopped indulgently, smiling, to allow his guest a moment's inspection.

Carters, porters, messengersthese are the beasts of burden amongst mankind; by all means let them be treated justly, fairly, indulgently, and with forethought; but they must not be permitted to stand in the way of the higher endeavors of humanity by wantonly making a noise.

It will be enough if they should find points of contact in some minds, and the tentative element in them will perhaps be the more indulgently judged now that the reconciliation of the different branches of knowledge and belief is being so anxiously sought for.

And they treated her kindly, but indulgently, as an outsider.

The even flow of her penmanship is suddenly disturbed; picking up her parasol, she indulgently beats some unseen object, lying concealed against her skirts.

Mrs. Heeny smiled indulgently on her hearers.

" "I did not ask if you were present when you put them in," said Sir Hector (whereupon the spectators sniggered and the judge smiled indulgently).

He had laughed indulgently and declared as the rings and the pearls too for that matter were in his possession in the safe deposit box he should worry.

Mrs. Marshall-Smith looked down at the grotesque little figure and touched the brown cheek indulgently with her forefinger.

He smiled indulgently; pressed her hand for a moment against his cheek; and went out for the short walk he was accustomed to take before retiring.

"You meanyou mean Miss Eleanora will go to Tivoli and to the Colosseum alonewithwith Signor Caldini?" Henry Gregg smiled indulgently.

She turned hot all over as she saw herself in this new lightas she saw those about her indulgently smiling at her airs of the mistress of it.

He is the soul of chivalry, and it struck me as deeply pathetic to see him smiling indulgently, but with a sad and bewildered air, at the terrible snobbishness, to be candid, which his lively wife's conversation revealed.

He will sit apart, indulgently watching Didine play with his prey, torment it, and finally kill it, and never offer to join in the sport.

Or should I bore a hole through the shutter of the carriage and peep out?" Thorndyke smiled indulgently.

" "Well, that's only speculation, anyhow," continued Mr. Scraggs indulgently; "and speculation has made heaps of trouble for piles of people if I'm to believe what I read, which I don't.

" Don Guillermo smiled indulgently.

"I do not mind them half so much," interrupt I, indulgently; "they are not half so disgusting.