Perhaps the idyllic attractions did not balance the drawback of living in the thoroughfare of the house.
But the Apollo room is not without its idyllic memory.
Since those almost idyllic days, Lloyd's has played a notable part in the life of the nation.
The reference (in the letter to Twichell) to the cats at the farm introduces one of the most important features of that idyllic resort.
Clemens met him at Baden-Baden, and they immediately set out on a tramp through the Black Forest, excursioning as pleased them, and having an idyllic good time.
If he dwells more upon the ideal, we have elegiac poetry--elegiac in the narrower sense, if the ideal is conceived as a distant object of longing, idyllic if it is portrayed as a present reality.
Now the sisters were living in a sort of idyllic solitude at Rudolstadt, cut off from the great world, absorbed in their books, their music, and the memories of that happy year in Switzerland.
One sees that the writer of this letter had lived quite long enough in his idyllic retirement, and that his benefactress had judged the case wisely.
Raden Bandoong, thanks to the busybodies of the palace having informed him of the idyllic progressive cooing.
I recommend French literary men to read the preface to the poems of Hoelty, in which Johann Heinrich Voss describes the idyllic life of the band of poets of which he and Fritz Stolberg were members.
Sylvia was so concerned because her Aunt Victoria had called our life idyllic that she couldn't think of anything else," explained Mother briefly, still smiling.
It was an idyllic evening, this first one of love and trust; a brief dream such as one has in the moment before waking.
In those moments of ecstasy I was conscious of having regained the idyllic happiness long lost.
Anton Korolenko escaped with his daughter, that ingenious little nymph, Sonia, who came and pitched you a long, almost idyllic yarn, and you came here to intercede.
But the Division is far, far from the idyllic land of your dreams, and there is bloody fighting ahead of us.
Usually contrasting a story of gross sensual passion with one of idyllic love, they introduce a great variety of incidents, and aim at a constant but varied excitement.
What won for their ethics high laudation from their contemporaries was their rhetorical and dramatic exaltation of ideals of magnanimity and dreams of idyllic love and devoted friendship.
Nowhere is the idyllic theory of democracy realized.
The art of painting has immortalized in numberless pictures the charming idyllic forms of the lovely shepherdesses, the Luises, the Mariannes.
In France, Rabelais drew the idyllic picture of the Abbey of Thelemes, a community of persons agreeing to practise complete individual freedom among themselves.
The scene of this charming, idyllic love story is laid in Central Indiana.
Wilhelmine was now formally installed in the place of the deposed Charlotte as favourite of the heir to the throne; and idyllic years followed, during which she gave pledges of her love to the man who was her husband in all but name.
Quiet stories of idyllic youth in New England towns jarred upon the memories of a class-conscious youngster in modern New York.
I had heard much of these natives,--idyllic tales of their charm and the lure of their maidens.
Here the discursive andidyllic quality of his genius, both in verse and prose, was to find complete and unhampered expression.
On the opposite shore of the lake is the Chateau de Duingt, with its white towers piercing the sky in quite the idyllic manner.
One of the choruses, especially, is justly celebrated for its idyllic beauty.
