Now, my dear Charles, you are a young man just beginning your career, and it is immensely important you should get among the right people.
I had said I would buy the picture: you knew too that I immensely admired it as it was.
What ferocious Anglophobe, whether a white man or a black man, is not immenselyflattered if you pretend to have mistaken him for an Englishman?
Not that Mrs. Jewks says anything about it, but she smiles while Mrs. Barnes talks on immensely patriotic lines.
The night to-night is immensely silent, and I've been standing so quiet, so motionless that I would have heard the smallest stirring of a leaf.
Thackeray was immensely interested when our father wrote and told him about the school, and once when he was in London he invited him to lunch.
He landed tired and immensely angry, and found many dead men and one or two who thought they were dead.
This is translated badly, but in its original form it is immensely subtle.
Cape Colony is immensely civilised, has stipendiary magistrates and a horrible breakwater where yellow-jacketed convicts labour for their sins, and Mr. Fish's sins were many.
We only know that he is immensely wealthy, and that his riches are daily increased by the various ventures which he finances.
The Countess was the widow of an immensely wealthy Spaniard who had died leaving most of his money away from his wife.
She now realized that she had been the victim of an amazing plot conceived by a master criminal, who was at the same time immensely wealthy, yet who cared nothing for human life so long as he amassed a colossal fortune.
He had seemed immensely attracted from the first by the girls from the Hostess House, and had made overtures in a half-shy, half-humorous manner that the girls themselves had found very attractive.
At the end of the hour they met again, looking a little warm and tired, but immensely triumphant.
The line is a peculiarly American production, known as cuttyhunk line, made of flax, immensely strong, very light and cheap.
Professor Jordan points out that this and the other species are remarkable for the great number of developed rays in the anal fin and tail, which must aid the fish immensely in its long journey against the strong water of the Fraser.
It is the Palazzo Tolomei, and looksimmensely venerable.
Immensely high, red roofs, with windows in them, produce an effect that delights me.
The arches are dimly lighted by narrow loopholes, pierced through the immensely thick wall, but at such a height above the floor that we could catch no glimpse of land or water, or scarcely of the sky.
Within the immensely massive circular substance of the tomb was a round, vacant space, and this interior vacancy was open at the top, and had nothing but some fallen stones and a heap of earth at the bottom.
The deprivation is one we are immensely sensible of!
He was immensely gratified by my refraining to look out for my father on our return journey through London, and remarked, that I had not seen him for some time, he supposed.
My tutor pleased the squire immenselyby calling me matter-of-fact.
The last line is a delightful bathos, adding immensely to the completeness of the catastrophe.
I was immensely touched at such a practical mark of sympathy and confidence, but was able to assure him gratefully that, for the present at any rate, I could manage without it.
They must be thirty feet high, are immensely thick, and are clipped so as to present the smooth, velvety appearance peculiar to the finest yew and box hedges.
As fruit cultivation is immensely increasing in England, there is a corresponding increase in the demand for baskets to put the fruit in.
Judge Humphrey is immensely taken with him, and he has so far managed his case admirably, and like an experienced lawyer.
It adds immensely to the completeness of your letter.
Such letters could not be used very often but occasionally they are immensely effective.
Everybody was immensely pleased, and it has been established beyond all doubt that both aviators were killed and the machine wrecked.
Immelmann also saw him fall, and was immensely pleased by our success.
Rumor proclaims him to be as immensely opulent as appearances would indicate him to be impoverished.
Well, the banker is dead and she is immensely rich, and I suppose Lucien's spouse into the bargain.
The public and the department realize that the 2-cent rate is immensely profitable.
Yet I suspect it is no more a peculiarity of French manners than of European manners generally, and in its light I relished immensely the history of a well-known statue which stands in a public square in one of the German cities.
We have lost immenselyin some things, and what we have gained is not yet so obvious or so definable.
I think Thoreau himself would have profited immensely by it.
He is immensely proud of Poissy, and anxious that anything in the way of repair should be done at once.
It is always immensely important to have a distinct object before the heart, and to work with direct reference thereto.
Thus it is immensely important to consider the question of final perseverance in inseparable connection with Christ.
God has condemned sin, not forgiven it--an immensely important distinction.
Hamar, who was immensely tickled, alone knew the reason why.
And Kelson, who had never even heard of Byron, was immensely flattered.
Messieurs Brignole are four Brothers, of whom there is but one that has a Son: They are immensely rich, and have seven magnificent Palaces in Genoa.
This Princess is immensely rich, those who manage her Affairs having acquir'd a vast Estate in the contagious Actions of the Missisippi.
They had been much together early in life and Lady Beldonald was immensely fond of her--would in fact have tried to get hold of her before hadn't Mrs. Brash been always in bondage to family duties, to the variety of her tribulations.
Oh first and foremost assuredly that it was immensely droll, for this time at least there was no mistake.
The two new friends went down the narrow staircase, which led close to Oswald's room, through the immensely thick wall into the garden.
Thus, there died a few days ago an immensely old woman in the village, who was once upon a time housekeeper at the chateau, and drew a little pension from papa.
Mason quickly made the fact known to Bud, who seemed immensely relieved.
You seemed to be enjoying yourself immenselywith Bud last night, I thought," he said surlily.
Mr. Hobbs was immenselyimpressed by this suggestion and Dick's business capacity.
He had learned to keep his eyes open and his wits about him, and it must be confessed he enjoyed immensely the excitement and impatience of that moment.
But of course the harm could be immensely reduced by taking up the old rough floors which hold the dust, and by thorough cleanliness and ventilation.
When my wife heard the truth she was, of course, immensely kind to him; and if it hadn't been for you she might never have known.
