He was the handsomestfellow I ever saw, and when he dismounted and came towards me, and took off his cap in the pouring rain and smiled at me, I was fairly taken with his looks.
The flattery of the argument was, after all, its success; and the Countess was fascinated by fancying herself something more than the handsomest and the best-dressed woman in Florence.
I am going to sup with the seigneur of the village, who is, I am told, married to one of the handsomestwomen in the province.
He dresses well, has the finest horses and the handsomest liveries I have seen in Canada.
Come to think of it, though, I never saw any man yet, no matter how old or ugly or outrageous he might be, who didn't really believe he stood a perfectly good chance to win the affections of the handsomest young woman alive!
Lady Blanche Trevor is presented to-day, and the Trevors have always been considered the handsomest family in England.
If Lady Doris Studleigh was anything like the Studleighs, she would be sure to be beautiful--they had always been, without exception, the handsomest family in England.
The fender, andirons, tongs, and shovel were all of the handsomest description.
He went out to buy the handsomest copy he could find of the "Imitation of Jesus Christ" thinking that Madame de la Chanterie would wish to read her chapter that night.
I'll wager you did not see the handsomest man of all; and thought only of old Fronsberg, when quite a different set of men rode by.
On the death of the first Duke of Buckingham, "styled the handsomest bodied man in England," the late king of pious memory undertook the charge of the young duke, and had him educated with his own sons.
Yes, I know I deserve the attention, Of the “handsomest man in the room.
The attention of all was directed towards the new comer, which Betty thought very natural, she was so much the handsomest of them all.
One of the handsomest women he had ever seen, and so flattering, so confidential, so deeply impressed by himself, so candid and anxious to blame herself, to place herself in his hands.
She is one of the handsomest women I ever saw, and with a charm about her, which--.
The design of Mr. Page was first selected, as the handsomest and cheapest.
When Wilkes challenged Lord Townshend, he said, "Your lordship is one of thehandsomest men in the kingdom, and I am one of the ugliest.
Poor Sukey, the youngest andhandsomest of the four, was pale and tremulous.
Fernando was in the uniform of a captain of infantry of 1812, the handsomest uniform ever adopted by the American army.
The pocket case you gave me, dear Polly, is the handsomest in the world.
Each was declared to be the prettiest girl, or the handsomest woman in Australasia—for the New Zealand competitor “took a lot of beating,” as an ardent youthful admirer phrased it.
Some of the handsomestgirls I ever saw came from that sequestered spot.
Yes, you handsome boy, I have long had an eye on you; I think you must be the handsomest young fellow in all Phrygia.
Reassuming at once, the Indian stoicism, Stanapat, with all the decorum customary on such occasions, clothed the body in the richest robes to be found, and the handsomest blankets.
He was clothed in his handsomest costume, and painted and armed for war.
He, this Nez Perce, checked up his horse and sat quiet, staring down at her, and no doubt thought her the handsomest woman he had ever seen.
I am bound to add, that, in making his proposal to you through me, Sir Bridgnorth has behaved in the handsomest manner.
She looked extremely well, and produced a most favourable impression upon Lady Thicknesse, who thought her one of the handsomest and best bred woman she had ever seen, and would not believe a word that had been said against her.
Arrived at his court, she announced that she had come to marry him because he was the bravest, strongest and handsomest man she had heard of.
He was the handsomest man of his time, and his betrothed, Agatha, was devotedly attached to him; it is even said that the stern William himself wept when the bloody head of his daughter's lover was presented to him.
Nay," said Eystein, who was the handsomest man in Norway, "good looks may be an equal distinction.
John Throckmorton, like Aris, his father, was one of the handsomest of men.
These several cuttings include often the handsomest and the plainest.
Giovanni Battista was particularly happy in the selection of his wood, it being generally of the handsomest kind.
In Venice the handsomest wood was used, in Milan and Naples the plainest.
He would seem to have kept back the handsomest wood for certain important commissions.
Well, anyhow, the play was a great success, and you got, dear Alice, the handsomestprize that has ever been given in the school.
He told me that I'd be the handsomest girl at the Drawing-Room.
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