They are faultlessly beautiful, exceedingly headstrong and full of fascinating peccadilloes.
Maria gazed fixedly at the sheet of music, and rarely had her voice sounded so faultlessly pure, so full of feeling.
The great, lustrous eyes held a living fire, the delicate nostrils were a-quiver every moment, the faultlessly curved ears alert as a wild creature's.
This was evidently the theme to be elaborated upon and the chorus took it up, led so easily, so harmoniously and so faultlessly by the dainty little figure with its bird-like notes.
All this, it seemed, just because of the presence of a faultlessly dressed, fair-faced stranger who awed everybody by not seeing them, but whose very daintiness and beauty drew them hungrily to her.
Link is added silently but faultlessly to link; the argument marches, carrying you with it, while you fancy you are only listening to the music with which it keeps step.
In France there are only the rather barren rhetorical exercise of Edgar Quinet's Ahasvérus, the surging insurrectionary poems of Hugo, and the faultlessly frigid performance of Leconte de Lisle.
Another lamp shone by the bedside--a girl of faultlessly fair face, of soft, starry beauty.
One more quotation and we have done:--"To perform faultlessly the honours of the table is one of the most difficult things in society.
He was dressed in a faultlessly fitting serge suit enlivened by a nankeen waistcoat supporting a gold watch-chain.
Every line of his faultlessly fitting clothes and every expression of his keen and carefully cared-for face betokened the plunger, the man who lived by his wits and found the process both fascinating and congenial.
His black hair was slicked down; he was faultlessly tailored and his shoes had those high, bulging toes which are the extreme of Fourteenth Street fashion.
He lounged about the station platform and the town displaying his faultlessly fitting fashionable clothes.
A marvel of manly strength and grace and beauty, thirty years of age or so, and faultlessly dressed.
Faultlessly laundered linen, brilliantly polished silver, and all other table accessories suitable to the occasion and surroundings.
If no caps are worn the hair must befaultlessly smooth and neat; and of course where two or more maids are seen together, they must be alike.
Have all your linen faultlessly clean--always--and your tie of plain white lawn, tied so it will not only stay in place but look as though nothing short of a backward somersault could disarrange it.
It was like that, though his demeanour was faultlessly correct.
The incident of their meeting was faultlessly correct, also, when after one of those endless lapses of time Lady Lothwell appeared and presented him as if the brief ceremony were one of the most ordinary in existence.
No, do be quiet a moment," and herfaultlessly gloved hand rested on his arm.
But she found him as faultlessly gotten up as he well could be in his old-fashioned evening dress, which sat rather loosely upon him, for he had grown thinner with each succeeding year.
We walked with the brilliant Genoese crowd upon the hill where the public promenade overlooks a landscape of city and country, houses and gardens, vines and olives, which it makes the heart ache to behold, it is so faultlessly beautiful.
I believe, considering all the faultlessly correct architecture that I have been forced to see in my traveler's life, that I really deserved that pleasure by way of compensation.
The mysteries of the early creation are penetrated, and everything is faultlessly scientific.
He regarded the slender, aristocratic figure of the nobleman in the background; faultlessly dressed, Lord Ronsdale carried himself with his habitual languid air of assurance.
With momentary surprise, he gazed on the delicately chiseled features of his caller; a gentleman faultlessly dressed and wearing a spring flower in his coat.
And certainly, it was worth looking upon, for no finer specimens of faultlessly groomed horseflesh could have been found in the land.
No linen could have been more faultlessly laundered than Jerome's; no serviette more neatly folded.
The work was published and has become one of his most beloved, as it is one of his most faultlessly beautiful compositions.
Of his five barcarolles, all beautiful and characteristic, the most faultlessly typical seems to me the one in G major which I have selected for special mention.
