I shall accept Mr. Ives because of his familiarity with sailing craft and with these seas."

While thus oblivious of the past, and reckless of the future, we were enjoying the present moment in this badinage, and I was extolling the odour of the rose, as beyond every other grateful to the olfactory nerves of man, a lively, flippant little personage came up, and accosted the Brahmin with the familiarity of an acquaintance.

There was something in that moment of anguish which had wrought a strange familiarity in me with my surroundings.

He allowed no familiarity from the most beloved of his friends and the most faithful of his generals.

" "No, no," remonstrated MacPherson, coming in and leaning with affectionate familiarity on the younger man's chair.

Simpson was a man well along in years, and he put this touch of familiarity to his words to make Frank realize that they were sincere.

The moment he saw Sinclair enter the hotel, there had been a ghostly familiarity about the man.

Cook was pleased to notice his men were not inclined to associate with the Maoris, and he always tried to discourage familiarity between his crew and the natives of the islands he visited.

Gardiner felt the justice of this remark, and easily pardoned its familiarity for its truth.

Rhynsault being resolv'd to accomplish his Will on the Wife of Danvelt, left no Arts untried to get into a Familiarity at her House; but she knew his Character and Disposition too well, not to shun all Occasions that might ensnare her into his Conversation.

Rhynsault commended her Charms, claim'd a Familiarity after what had pass'd between them, and with an Air of Gaiety in the Language of a Gallant, bid her return, and take her Husband out of Prison:

Give me the man who will let a woman of our rank say what we like to him, without supposing that he may say what he likes in return; and considers one's familiarity as an honour, and not as an excuse for taking liberties.

But he found it a very different thing to affect familiarity among his associates, and to practise it in the very face of its subject; and, although seldom at a loss for words of some sort or another, he was now actually dumb-founded.

Yet by noon of the third he was viewing it with the eyes of soul-destroying ennui, though the disfavour it had so quickly won in his sight was, he knew, due less to cloying familiarity than to the uncertainty and discontent that were eating out his heart.

In spite of his broad grins and his wise, bright eyes, none, even of Lord Nick's gang, extended a friendship or familiarity toward him.