That degree of finish was surely rare among us--rare at a time when the charm of so much of the cousinship and the uncleship, the kinship generally, had to be found in their so engagingly dispensing with any finish at all.
In the totem system all the women of his mother's totem were tabooed to a man, although their cousinship to himself might be very remote.
Marriage with a father's relative to the remotest cousinship is forbidden, but consanguinity through the mother they do not notice at all.
I have a cousinship with him in that taste--but how to find space in one's life for all the subjects that solicit one?
In his eyes, Theory is too fine a dame to confess even a country-cousinship with coarse handed Practice, whose homely ways would disconcert her artificial world.
The physical is a truer antitype of the spiritual man than we are willing to admit, and the brain is often forced to acknowledge the inconvenient country-cousinship of the stomach.
It is not a cousinship she could be very proud of.
She will have as much cause to be proud of your cousinship as of having me for a husband,' said Greif, stopping in his walk and looking at Rex.
There was one subject which knit the cousinship of the four ever closer--Phil.
Seventeenth cousinship was all very well, but he had better face the facts.
The real agent in the tardy or non-recognition of the cousinship thus created, was the conservative force of old habit and tradition.
There is some cousinshipbetween us; I forget exactly in what degree.
It was when Anna Gascoigne, visiting the Meyricks; was led to speak of her cousinship with Gwendolen.
However, this cousinship with the duchess came out by chance one day that Mirah was with them at home and they were talking about the Mallingers.
There is still a longish story to tell, and I will tell it all to you; but for the present we must keep up our play of cousinship until the truth can be safely told.
He talked ofcousinship and brotherhood, and yet gave you to know that he meant you to be his wife.
She understood it with a half understanding,--feeling that in all this he was in truth making love to her, and yet telling herself that he said no more than cousinship might warrant.
