A pleasant air of manly affection breathes through this document, showing Michelangelo to have been unselfish in a matter which weighed heavily and daily on his spirits.

"Whatever McMurtrie's after, it's nothing so useful and unselfish as that.

And therein is one real value of them, as protests in behalf of something nobler and more unselfish than the mere dollar-getting spirit of their country.

There are some hearts, surely, among you here who know what I mean: some here who have felt reverence and admiration for some great and good human being, and who have felt, too, that that reverence and admiration is one of the most elevating and unselfish of all feelings, and quite distinct from any gratitude, however just, for favours done; who can say, in their hearts, of some noble human being:

She says that it was unselfish to the end.

No husband would;" or, "You will have to be more gentle and unselfish with your brother, if you want to make some man a good wife.

" "You are learning to be unselfish at a very rapid rate," Bernardine said.

From the beginning the will must be made strong and unselfish by repeated acts of loving self-sacrifice.

Everyone was almost unnaturally sweet and polite and unselfish about trifles to everybody else.