It is the Russian policy to be delightful to the ambassadorsmake life very easy for themshow them all that is brilliant and interestingopen all doors (society, etc.)

" "Albeit they be not easy of fulfilment," she said, "yet are they possible, and they are things that it beseems you to do.

He was not easy in his mind; I could see that by his face.

"Blind submission don't come easy to most Americans.

But if you will stop to think one moment of the difficulties of my position, you will see that it was not as easy as at first it appears.

"Sales easier than books, and profits greater."

"Easy with your names, mate.

But Jack is easy on the score of his mission, since the general, who is nearest the stone bridge, has been apprised, and well knows that the fire which has been coming near his left flank is Sherman's.

" "But the work, the physical labor, entailed on you, Hector!" "Make yourself easy about that, sir.

"I found out enough so that Alma has a better job, and things are going easier at home.

But it seemed easy by comparison.

But once he did, it was easy after that.

She thinks me such a delightful creature that she is never easy without me.

A magnificent excursion, but easier from Barèges.

It would be a satisfaction to me, and I should think to yourself, that the unopened letter in Mr Hodgson's possession (supposing it to prove your own) should be returned in statu quo to the writer, particularly as you expressed yourself 'not quite easy under the manner in which I had dwelt on its miscarriage.'

Military life now lost its attraction, and in 1826 obtaining leave of absence he left his native land and turned his face toward London, doubtless with the hope strong within him that a substitute for the steam-engine had been found, and that his future lay secure and easy before him.

These generally go together, as a Man cannot be agreeable to others who is not easy within himself.

You see, my dear, in making my pleasures consist of these unfashionable diversions, I am not of the number who cannot be easy out of the mode.

I am beaten now, in this game that seemed easy up to the very last moment.

A splendid warrior; in private life a bit of a Don Juan, perhaps; but his womenfolk bear him no grudge on this score, liking themselves to sail easy through matrimonial seas.

He was quite social and easy amongst them; and, though he drank no fermented liquor, toasted Highland beauties with great readiness.

The walking was easy along the margin of the forest, which, of course, like that on the other side, had been invaded and crushed by the swollen, overflowing glacier.

Staffy: I would never go so far as robbery, but to bid it welcome I would, and it coming fair and easy into my hand.

So far, then, we had plain sailing, and it continued plain and easy during the short time we stayed in Peebles.

This uncompromising poet, not pliant and easy like Horace, animadverted like an incorruptible censor on the vices which were undermining the moral health and preparing the way for violence; on the hypocrisy of philosophers and the cruelty of tyrants; on the frivolity of women and the debauchery of men.