He was a merchant who had smiled on her most sweetly in her prosperous days, and had always welcomed her to his shop.

Tell me what bird you think most sweetly sings? What?

In faith, it was most sweetly-winded, whosoever it was; the warble is very good, and the horn is excellent.

It was the warmest and most sweetly-scented spring-day of my life, and the remembrance of it is now like the distant, faltering voice of my youth.

While in the province of Mangi, or Southern China, I passed by the palace of a rich man, who is continually attended upon by fifty young virgins, who feed him at every meal as a bird feeds her young; and all the time they are so employed, they sing to him most sweetly.

I. Upon that famous rivers further shore, There stood a snowie Swan, of heavenly hiew 590 And gentle kinde as ever fowle afore; A fairer one in all the goodlie criew Of white Strimonian brood might no man view: There he most sweetly sung the prophecie Of his owne death in dolefull elegie.

While Harrison "most sweetly and humbly" conjured them to pause before they took so important a step, Ingoldsby hastened to inform the lord-general at Whitehall.

And the lady led Sir Tristram that way until she had brought him to a fair room, and there she gave him the harp, and Sir Tristram took it very eagerly into his hands and struck upon it and played and sang most sweetly and with great joy and pleasure.

Just as Edward had finished his breakfast, he looked out and saw a beautiful bird sitting on the branch of a young apple-tree, eating the tender buds, and singing most sweetly.

The bird that sings on highest wing, Builds on the ground her lowly nest; And she that doth most sweetly sing, Sings in the shade when all things rest.

JULIA (most sweetly).

They sang "Keep me from sinking down" most sweetly and touchingly.

Thus the soul herself is imaged in the marble "most sweetly slumbering in the gates of dreams.

"The nightingale sings most sweetly when it sings in the night.

"When thou most sweetly sings.

Singing most sweetly and merrily.

"When thou most sweetly singst.

The nightingale singeth most sweetly because she singeth in the night.

Does it not sound most sweetly? Humph!

At one time my earnest sense of need and desire to seek Him to whom I could appeal amid many a recollection of past transgressions, in the words, "Thou knowest that I love thee," was most sweetly followed by the remembrance of the words, "I remember thee, the kindness of thy youth, the love of thine espousals; when thou wentest after me in the wilderness, in a land that was not sown."

In his earfor her head lay closehe heard her dear voice, between the sobs of collapse, calling his inner name most sweetly; and the sound summoned to the front all in him that was best and manly.

So it is all settled most sweetly.

4. He communicateth of this stock of life, and of reviving strength, which he hath most sweetly and on most easy terms.

Hill and fountain and pine, the gray sea and Mother Etna, are here; but no children gather in the land, as once about the tomb of Diocles at the coming in of the spring, contending for the prize of the kisses"Whoso most sweetly touches lip to lip, laden with garlands he returneth to his mother.

By an echo that most sweetly woke, I, long keyed to silence, Knew she spoke.