But he could express as much of joy and welcome in his face and manner as could Captain Daniel with his heartier ways.
But he had no desire to do so, and nothing could have been heartier than his attitude on the point implied.
The lady made amends with a readier and heartier hand, and a kind smile into the bargain.
A boy in a summer stream shows not heartier refreshment of his whole being.
They do not scheme it, but sameness is a poison to their systems; and vengeance is their heartier breathing, their stretch of the limbs, run in the fields; nature avenges them.
XVIII If e'er was heartier welcome than was receiv'd that day In good King Siegmund's country, is more than I can say.
XXXIV Never prince's envoy a heartier welcome won; Had she dar'd to kiss him, fain would she so have done.
Illaire and his wife at play with their children--homely folk, who gave us a cordial welcome, the heartier for the fact that Mme.
If we can secure the continuance of this will exertion, life will be ever so much heartier and healthier and happier than it was before, so that the war shall have its compensations.
The mother of a few children is supposed to be healthier and the children of small families to be heartier and more vigorous than when there are half a dozen or more children in the family.
And indeed he hath adventured himself and come to the Islands of Wak, and never in all my days saw I mortal heartier of heart than he or doughtier of derring-do, save that love hath mastered him to the utmost of mastery.
Well, uncle, dear; if your theory is right, let us go into raptures, for nobody can ask a heartier persecution than these editorials are furnishing.
Never did men work with a heartier will than did those stalwart braves with the axes.
The merciful garner some of their reward here in the shape of a less troubled life, so far at least as their own worries might be sources of trouble, and a fuller, heartier existence in the consciousness of helpfulness for others.
My duties often bring me into contact with numbers of sisters during their hours of recreation, so-called, and I do not think that I have ever seen a happier, heartier group of people than they make during these periods of relaxation.
It takes a little longer, a little heartier and more persistent process of non-resistance to cure the teasing from one's own nature.
It steadily opens a clearer knowledge and a heartier appreciation of human nature.
Monsieur Perrin was not much of a doctor, to be sure, and he had a heartier dread of the American invasion than of the scourge.
Heartier welcome than the Commissioner gives to the visitor cannot be imagined; and you may take your place among the dozen or more who have come and who are watching him as he decides the destinies of human lives.
Many of us remember when the German and the Scandinavian immigrants who came, received no heartier welcome than we now give the Slav, the Italian and the Jew.
The new papers were more aggressive than the earlier ones, and for that reason found a heartier welcome in some quarters, and met with a sharper antagonism in others.
His manners were those of his blood, but a freer and heartier and more harum-scarum fellow never lived.
I am glad he does want them, and let me say just once, in answer to my detractors along these lines, that the workingman has no heartier champion than am I.
Doesn't home-made yeast make heartier bread than the other?
It makes bread less digestible--it may be heartier in that sense; the Irishman does not like his potatoes quite done; he thinks them heartier when they are somewhat indigestible.
The burning passion of Carlyle, Ruskin, or William Morris, however tempered by other feelings, called forth a heartier response in the breast of the toiling multitudes.
And no visitor received a heartier welcome at Farringford than Garibaldi, who was at once peasant and sailor, and who remained so none the less when he had become a hero of European fame.
However, I was sensible that I was depressed, melancholy, and under a continued consternation, something of which the morning sun might dissipate, so that I should be able to take a heartier view of my woful plight.
There was another chorus of assent, and a still heartier one when he wound up the subject: "These be hard toimes surely.
On the occasion of the second visit he was strong enough to sit up in bed, and Ned was pleased to hear that his voice was heartier and stronger.
Nothing could have been heartier than the assurance of both the men that they could but be delighted to listen to anything he chose to give them.
This I felt at first as both a sad deprivation and a painful rejection, but I learned to pray the sooner for the loneliness, and the heartier from the solitude which was as a chamber with closed door.
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