He was two men, this rector of St. Anne's, half of him as lovable as any I ever encountered.
And there was the happiness of that strange but lovable young man, Monsieur Temple, to contemplate.
You saw in him only an amiable and lovable young man, who was to succeed the most virtuous and lovable of sovereigns, Victoria.
This was to be the last, then, of his intercourse with a warmhearted and lovable people.
I have not known his equal among men for lovable qualities.
Mary Cholmondeley, the author of Red Pottage, niece of that lovable Reginald Cholmondeley, and herself an old friend, sent greetings and urgent invitations.
In all that is dainty and lovable he finds hints for his own combinations, and thus is Nature ever his resource and always at his service, and to him is naught refused.
I will call this Luther a true Great Man; great in intellect, in courage, affection and integrity; one of our most lovable and precious men.
His 'Dreams' and superstitions, at which they laugh so, have an affectionate, lovable kind of character.
Woman grows more womanly and lovable and happy in its presence.
If my neighbor is a lovable man, I do not love him any the less because he wears a long nose, and I should never think of it if he were not always joking about it, and trying to convince me that it did not offend him.
It looks around, and sees a great many men who do not pretend to religion at all, and yet who are very lovable men.
Jealousy arises either from weakness, which from a sense of its own want of lovable qualities is not convinced of being sure of its cause, or from distrust, which thinks the beloved person capable of infidelity.
Never was a more healthy, natural, lovable man than Doctor Holmes.
Bond is really a lovable man when he's sober; but he's vindictive and ugly when he's drunk.
You are a lovableman when you--keep straight," Burgess declared cordially.
To them, straight thought ought to be as lovable as a firm and supple body.
Agassiz was such a wonderful teacher and so genial and so lovable a man that his opposition to evolution held back the advance of the Darwinian idea in America as Cuvier's influence had held back the Lamarckian idea in Europe.
V Is there in all Scottish literature a more robust, more satisfying, or more lovable character than Donal Grant?
But I took her gladly, and she has been a most lovable companion and friend.
The lovable woman who has no one specially to love her is a common tragedy of everyday life.
I am doing it all on my own initiative, sir, for the sake of Zelie and that dear, lovable old chap, her father.
Then we see some green lawns and landing places beneath the shadow of a fine clump of elms, and catch sight of the lovable old red-brick bridge, with its high centre arch, spanning the stream.
The girl was solovable that Margaret's tender heart already felt drawn toward her.
Indeed, not so much; for many emotions that seem base from within seem lovable from without.
Nor did I expect to be loved devotedly, for the race has not yet evolved a man lovable on thorough acquaintance; even my self-love is neither thorough nor constant.
His wild moments of violent temper when he would swear and smash things, absurd almost lovable storms that passed like summer thunder, must have been starkly dreadful to her.
It is in their family life that hawks and eagles, however cruel at other times, show some truly lovable traits.
This pert and lively cousin of the lovable little chickadee is not quite so friendly and far more noisy.
What then is a true Christianity but the accurate reproduction of this spirit of love, the creation of loving and lovable men and women, who attract and uplift all around them by the subtle fascination of the love that animates them?
It is that Christianity is a method of life by which men and women are taught and inspired to love as Jesus loved, and to live loving and lovable lives.
I always thought you the most lovable child I ever saw; but I never admired you as I have to-night, my noble, my beautiful daughter, who would grace the highest family in England.
These perfumed letters from Ostend refreshed him by the remembrance of the lovable face with the dimples, bringing back again the whole charm of the Hornberg days.
They are misusing, without one pang of conscience, the most touching and lovablecharacteristic of our people--its sense of gratitude, which it exaggerates to the point of weakness.
A gifted, noble, lovable woman, devoted to science, but heartloyal to every social and personal duty.
The heroine is a strange, sweet mixture of pride, wilfulness and lovable courage.
He was always a wild, unmanageable boy, weak in character, but he had many lovable traits.
Rogers islovable enough until he touches the other button.
Had she gone with him and quitted her without bidding her farewell because the young heart was possessed with a passionate love for Publius--who was indeed the most lovable of men?
