" All this was said so frankly and unaffectedly that little Myrtle was led to abandon her suspicion and grew radiant with delight.

As the lovers parted they unaffectedly exchanged a kiss, so honest and sincere that it might have been heard above the swaying pines.

Nell, at least, was perplexed by no problems, and was unaffectedly gay.

As the lovers parted, they unaffectedly exchanged a kiss, so honest and sincere that it might have been heard above the swaying pines.

"His style of preaching," we are told by Mr. Wooll, "was unaffectedly earnest and impressive; and the dignified solemnity with which he read the Liturgy, particularly the Communion Service, was remarkably awful.

There are some people, it is true, who wear an eyeglass naturally and unaffectedly, as though they were really born with it and had forgotten that it was there.

" Before such great wealth, all under the power of that man who talked so unaffectedly, the spectators felt a kind of awe mingled with dread.

One would be tempted to hope much of an author who habitually and unaffectedly thus "lisped in dialogue for the dialogue came.

She was struck by the beauty of what the man had said so plainly and unaffectedly.

The sterling good sense, and quiet, yet rich humor of Scott, as well as his literary tastes and wonderful fund of legendary lore, would find no more intelligent and discriminating admirer than Irving; while the rollicking fun of the veritable Diedrich and the delicate fancy and pathos of Crayon were doubtless unaffectedly enjoyed by the great Scotsman.

Among these were many who had, unaffectedly, listened to the Gospel, if not all their lives, certainly no small part of it.

Juliet had been charmingas she always wasfrank, friendly and unaffectedly pleased to have my companionship.

She smiled upon us unaffectedly, and had a thousand exquisite things to say, drawing us out also, with feminine tact, to say our best things, and teaching us to be conscious, in her presence, of more delicate possibilities of refinement and a tenderer poetic sense.

Why," I added, unaffectedly starting, "you have not even touched that money yet," pointing to it, just where I had left it the evening previous.

" "What!" exclaimed the clergyman, unaffectedly shocked.

" Unaffectedly pleased as a child at his quaint fancy, she answered merrily, "

The girl, amused at his tragic earnestness, and at the manner of his welcome, understood that the zeal of the artist had brushed aside the polite formalities of the man; and, as unaffectedly natural as she did everything, gave herself to his mood.

All three went to congratulate the Khan, who was consoled, and unaffectedly delighted.

It is the picture of a man of high cultivation and intellect, in whom religion was not merely something flavouring and elevating life, not merely a great element and object of spiritual activity, but really and unaffectedly the one absorbing interest, and the spring of every thought and purpose.

This "seeking first the kingdom of God and His righteousness," as he understood it, was the basis of all that he was; it was really and unaffectedly his governing principle, the root of his affections and his antipathies, just as to other men is the passion for scientific discovery or political life.

he said unaffectedly.

This unaffectedly religious character of these séances cannot fail, I think, to strike even the most indifferent.

The simplicity of the swain in this place who forgets the name of the Zodiac, is no ill imitation of Virgil; but how much more plainly, and unaffectedly would Philips have dressed this thought in his Doric.

She did such unexpected things, did them so unaffectedly.

It is absolutely refreshing to be so unaffectedly despised and slightedit does one a world of good, there is no doubt of that, especially when one's grandfather was a Revolutionary notability, and other antecedents of a piecebut men are all alike at heart, only the worldly ones wear flimsy masks, you know, and pretend to adore intellect and ugliness, when beauty is the only thing they care forall a sham, my dear, in any case.