The colonel was finding this matutinal talk discomfortably opulent in pauses.

He need not be ashamed to tell; for he comes of a noble family, the Teutonic,a family more opulent of human abilities, and those, for the most part, the deeper kind of abilities, than any other on the earth at present.

To my Knowledge, Sir, a Smith of a very fiery Constitution is grown very opulent by drinking these Waters.

A proposal which would have made her opulent for life, was defeated by the unreasonable fondness of her mother, who lived to suffer its dismal consequences, by tasting the bitterest distresses.

So successful was this manufacture, that British cloths were soon preferred at Rome to those of any other part of the Empire, and were worn by the most opulent on festive and ceremonial occasions.

"Quite recently some apparently valueless western land, belonging to her people, has developed fabulous ore, and they say that she is now more opulent than her husband.

The fortunes of the family of Anghera were the reverse of opulent at that period of its history, and the sons obtained careers under the patronage of Count Giovanni Borromeo.

His style in English prose, where he had most improved it, that is, in his discourses delivered in India on Asiatic History and Literature, is opulent without being superfluous; dignified, yet not pompous or inflated.

That city, situated about a mile from the sea, was by far the most opulent beyond the Iberus.