Get out of that and give your place to a handsomer man," cried another, trying to pull him out by the legs.
But if what my master's father used to say was true, Miss Furnivall, the elder sister, was handsomer than Miss Grace.
Sarennes had doffed his outer wrappings and appeared in a close-fitting suit of some dark blue stuff, I thought I had seldom seen a handsomer type of man, and did not wonder at the pride his womenkind displayed.
The papers being read, it became my duty to discover the town; and a handsomer town, with fewer people in it, it is impossible to see on a summer's day.
No, my dear; if I am not much mistaken he is both a handsomer and a better lad than his father was at the same age.
At the same time he could not deny that she had never looked handsomer than when she stood, with hair half undone, confronting him--threatening him.
Frank was almost his exact opposite, and much the handsomer of the two.
This much I saw as they rattled by, and strange to say, so full of admiration was I for the man that it was not till they were coming around again that I noticed the lady, who was much the handsomer of the two.
She was handsomer than a yacht, because she lacked the summer precision and fine-weather finish of that sort of craft.
Another castle, handsomer yet, wuz the castle of Linderhof, which stands in stately magnificence at the foot of the mountain, but furder away from it.
As magnificent as the hull of St. Louis Exposition is, it naterally has one spot handsomerthan the rest, a particular beauty spot as you may say.
Certainly, though there had been a good many marriages since we had come to the Turon, the church had never held a handsomer couple.
He had a handsome face; those that admired him, and they were many, said there was no handsomer man at the court of the king than the king's familiar friend Louis de Gonzague.
That may be; but where you find one handsomer face than his, you see a thousand destitute of its intelligence and agreeableness.
It was not only that they were handsomer and better dressed, but that they expressed finer social and intellectual quality.
As he sat in his open carriage he looked very amiable, and handsomer than most of the pictures make him.
The men were handsomer than Italian soldiers, but not so handsome as the English, and in figure they were not quite the deplorable pigmies one often sees in France.
She looked still handsomer off the stage than before the lamps.
The three girls in the beaver bonnets were no handsomer than the turnips that skirted the roadside.
He grew bigger and stronger and handsomer every day, and Mark's pride in and affection for this splendid elder brother became something of a thorn in the side of his friend Jim.
Ah, you're a real beauty, but your brother's eyes are handsomer than your'n.
Certainly, sir; but I have a handsomer fresher spike of flowers in a glass in my room, which I will bring down to you.
She was braver and handsomer than ever and looked at him as if she liked him out and out.
He’s handsomer and more splendid than anything I’ve ever seen,” she said to herself.
This is because they are handsomer than common, my pretty critic.
I suppose Wychecombe is about as good as Portsmouth, or Plymouth; and I'm sure these green fields are handsomer than the streets of any dirty town I ever entered.
I had seen handsomer gentlemen, perhaps,--but never one so perfectly elegant and refined in appearance.
Edith was right,--she did look younger and handsomer than I had ever seen her.
He is younger and handsomer than he was two years since, for happiness is a wonderful rejuvenator.
First, I believe she takes pride in being a little handsomer and better dressed than any girl of her set.
There were girls of beauty and grace, but not one of them was handsomer or clothed in better taste than she.
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