They'll not desert us, old fellow," he said, with a heartinesswhich he by no means felt.
Good Queen Bess struggled hard to maintain a certain monopoly; she saw it would not do, and she surrendered it with that frank heartiness which becomes a sovereign, and makes surrender a grace.
Everything went off pleasantly, with the usual ease, hospitality, and heartiness of an English dinner.
He beat time vigorously with his lame leg, and frequently helped out a chorus, theheartiness of his tones making up for some delinquencies in tune and time.
Notwithstanding the heartiness and cordiality, there was an indefinable something in the tones of the pretty voice which effectually stifled any expression of curiosity on Mrs Greville's part.
The heartiness of his grip was notorious among his friends.
Bindle winced and drew up one leg in obvious pain at the heartiness of the young lover's grasp.
No doubt my voice jogged his memory, for in a moment his eye kindled, and he grasped my hand with the heartiness of an Englishman.
The more credit to your kindliness, sir," remarked Mr. Jefferson, with a heartiness which added to my embarrassment.
Captains Dunlop and Manners were also delighted to meet him again; and the whole of the troop vied with each other in the heartiness of the welcome accorded to him.
Such also was the character of Fox, who commanded the affection and service of others by his uniform heartiness and sympathy.
His bluff heartiness seemed to fade away as he removed his soft, broad-brimmed hat and glanced across the too fresh-looking apartment.
Although he spoke with a generous heartiness and made every attempt to conceal his chagrin, Peter knew that in reality Nat honestly felt that he had failed to receive the prize that he had rightfully won.
But the cheers swelled from the scores of throats with a heartiness not to be questioned.
And he assumed a bluff heartiness which actually became genuine at times, as he explained carefully and clearly the A B C's of things.
Mr. Wade was regretting with exceeding heartiness that he had come at all.
Hadn't she, returning from Lac-qui-Meurt, felt the heartiness of their greetings?
But she was embarrassed by the heartiness of the cheering group.
She bade me welcome with frank heartiness as an old friend, but there was distinct coldness in her greeting of Lafe.
Then Lafe threw back his head and laughed with such unaffected heartiness that the nester seemed puzzled.
They echoed the words, but there was little heartinessin the tone, except from the two men whom I knew to be loyal; and I stood on my guard, half expecting some kind of attack.
There was no mistaking the heartiness which greeted the news of the abdication; but the question for us was whether there would be the same cheering when it was found that Minna herself was present to accept the honor thus offered her.
Why, surely it is my tutor and friend Nepo;" and running towards him he embraced him withheartiness and then led him to the verandah, where Berenice was talking with Aemilia.
I scarce ever heard you speak so harshly before, and I wondered the more as you are neither kith nor kin to her, while by the heartiness with which you scolded her you might have been her own brother.
Crosbie's name was frequently mentioned between them, but in the tone of Mrs Dale's voice, and in her manner when she spoke of him, there was lacking that enthusiasm and heartiness which real sympathy would have produced.
She wished to put him at his ease in this; but she did not quite give him credit for the full sincerity, and the upright, uncontrolled heartiness of his feelings.
Beyond that I cannot say that any of them partook with much heartiness of the meal.
There was a purer touch of feeling in this than the squire had ever before shown in his sister-in-law's presence, and more heartiness than she had given him the credit of possessing.
He had learned to conform to the requirements of a social etiquette to which he had been a stranger; yet without losing the heartiness of manner and genial companionableness with all men which was, indeed, his greatest personal charm.
With deep reverence and great heartiness they followed the service.
One should not overlook the heartiness that is engendered in games, the total engagement of mind and body that insures for the future the ability "to be a whole man to one thing at a time.
He received his young friend with his old heartiness of manner, and made him promise to stop supper with him.
