The princes and distinguished foreigners staying in Paris paid an assiduous court to our sovereign, and the Emperor did the honors of Paris with a good grace.
The boy sat down and said with a good grace that he had come to the Parliament to testify his good will to it, and that his chancellor would say the rest.
It is of no use to think any longer of anything but going with a good grace to meet the king.
Either he is a brute unworthy of the slightest esteem and consideration, or he will realize his crime and folly and yield honestly and with a good grace.
I felt that I had not the strength to renounce my claim with a good grace; and hypocrisy was repugnant to me.
My grandfather pretended to agree with a good grace to the execution of their warrant, and politely helped them to make an inventory of his furniture, of which the sale had been decreed.
I think I should not let Miss Burchell see this last letter; he does not consent with a good grace; and it may damp her joy.
He is too scornful, lightly esteems the monks, is closely intimate with secular persons; and should he be angry, scarcely returns an answer with a good grace to any brother, or to one even asking a question of him.
Rather than undergo the consequence of a conversation upon this subject, he chose to drop the theme of love altogether, and industriously introduced some other topic of discourse.
And then Sir Mador sued daily and long, to have the queen's good grace; and so by the means of Sir Launcelot he caused him to stand in the queen's good grace, and all was forgiven.
This in the Person who believed he could do it with a good Grace, and was refused the Opportunity, is justly resented with a Coldness the whole ensuing Season.
All which is supported by no other Pretension, than that it is done with what we call a good Grace.
I am afraid the latter is more certain than the former, I submit to it with a good grace.
If you find this not so easy, acquiesce with a good grace in my anilities; put on your understockings of yarn, or woollen, even in the night-time.
Madame de Choiseul, passionately fond of her husband, was the martyr of this union, but at last submitted with a good grace; has gained a little credit with him, and is still believed to idolize him.
It would have been very desirable to marry Mrs. Goddard if it had been possible, but since the thing could not be done at present it was best to submit with a good grace.
Evidently her dream of peace was likely to be of limited duration; but she resigned herself to the unpleasant possibilities of the future with a good grace, in consideration of the advantages she enjoyed in the present.
But John, being now in a thoroughly bad humour, could not take his vacant seat with a good grace.
She agreed with a good grace, for the child, born prematurely, did not seem likely to live.
I returned to the King in the space of a few minutes, bringing back in its new case the fugitive present, which a monarch asked back again so politely and with such a good grace.
God on every human being, I submitted with a good grace to the respectable labour of education.
However bitter this pill might be in swallowing, he so far mastered his mortification, as to digest it with a good grace.
Thus connected, they began to hunt in couples; and Fathom, in order to profit by the alliance with a good grace, contrived a small scheme that succeeded to his wish.
Let us bear our misfortunes, John, with a good grace; let us be thankful for the happiness which we have enjoyed, and submit ourselves to the will of Providence.
Yet nothing of this was felt by Cunningham: he made, with a good grace, all the disqualifying speeches of a modest author, repeated his thanks and assurances of grateful attachment, and retired triumphant.
The invitation was so flattering and pressing that I could not refuse it with a good grace.
I asked if I should put them on, to which she consented with a good grace, and as she had green velvet breeches, she seemed to consider herself as almost a man.
My loss had not affected my spirits, and the lady finding me at once hungry and gay paid the bet with a good grace.
I was getting used to her foolish talk, and I could only agree with a good grace, which seemed to delight her intensely although her husband was present, but he seemed to share her triumph.
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