I do hope you don't mind my being merely a Stapylton, Olaf, because if only I wasn't too modest to even think of alluding to the circumstance, I would try to tell you about the tiniest fraction of how much a certain ravishingly beautiful half-strainer loves you, Olaf, and the consequences would be deplorable.

No, Harry Pendomer is the puniest black-haired little wretch, whereas your other son, sir, resembles his mother and is in consequence a ravishingly beautiful person of superlative charm" He was staring at her so oddly that she paused.

Strains so ravishingly sweet, provoked even the sagest and prudentest heads among the party to knock and call at the gate.

"And you, my little one," she said in liquid French"you yourself are too ravishingly pretty to keep out of trouble.

You are looking positively younger than your ravishingly beautiful daughter.

Once at school one of the girls said she had a 'trade-last' for me, and after I had searched the closets of memory and dragged out that some one had said she had pretty eyes, dressed it up until this some one had called her ravishingly beautifulafter all that conscientious dishonesty what does she tell me but that some one had said I was so 'clean-looking.'

Pussy Wilmott, in a most fetching gown, with her hair done ravishingly, sat near the front and never took her eyes off the prisoner.

Terry was the kind of woman to whom a pink gingham all-over apron, and a pink dust-cap are ravishingly becoming at seven o'clock in the morning.

All its countless details are so harmonised by the controlling taste, so brought together piece by piece in obedience to artistic instinct, that the total effect is ravishingly beautiful.

She was more ravishingly beautiful than ever.

At Monte Carlo the setting is also beautiful, ravishingly beautiful, but the architecture, the terrace, Monaco's rock, and all the rest combine to make the pleasing "ensemble."

And in less than fifty bars of regularly broken timehow ravishingly sweet I say notthe first subject in refrain flowed through the second, and they, interwoven even as creepers and flowers densely tangled, closed together simultaneously."