Yet pale now it is, as if her heart almost died within her at the pathos of her own beautiful lament in a foreign land, and lovelier in her captivity never was the fairest of the daughters of Zion!
The Shortest Day in all the year--yet is it lovelierthan the Longest.
Nowhere else in the world has the day a lovelier close, and our talk took something of the mystic coloring that the heavens gave those mantling expanses.
There arelovelier lakes in Scotland and more majestic mountains in Switzerland.
But the window framed a lovelier work of art than the hand of man will ever paint.
Never was sky a lovelierblue and never did water more splendidly reflect its azure hue.
In all Sicily there was no lovelier spot, no fairer prospect.
He was lovelier than ever to me, but with that same kind of flavor in his kindness that he and Tony both had yesterday.
The next thing was to explore every nook and corner of the grounds, which to them all looked lovelier than ever.
Cultivate that with all diligence, my own darling child, if you desire to please and honor your heavenly Father and make yourself even dearer than you now are to your earthly one, and lovelier in his eyes.
When the eye could leave them it was lured from height to height, and at each rise of the track to some wider and lovelier expanse of the sea.
No lovelier architectural effect was ever realized from a happy fancy; but, of course, the pictorial effect is richer from below, especially from the Via dei Condotti, where it opens into the Piazza di Spagna.
But what is certain is that those ladies are no lovelier in their looks than they were in their lives; to be sure, in their rank they had not so great need of personal charm as women of the lower class.
They still make but a poor show there beside the treasures of Herculaneum, where the excavation of a few streets and houses has yielded costlier and lovelier things than all the lengths and breadths of Pompeii.
But to a sailor, just from a long cruise where nothing lovelier than his weather-beaten shipmates has for years been seen, they are not without attractions.
It was formerly an unsightly swamp, but it would be hard to find now a lovelier sheet of water than this.
She had formed an entirely different conception--a much finer, lovelier picture, and she fought against letting her mind harbor low or ridiculous ideas of mankind.
At last Maya's longing to know human beings was to be satisfied, and in a way far, far lovelier and more wonderful than she had dreamed.
Claude did not believe the ten years between them would matter; had not Bonaventure said to him but yesterday that to him all loveliness was the lovelier for being very young?
The sabbath afternoon, beyond the town, where Mr. Tarbox strolled, was lovelier than can be told.
When I speak of Troy I am reminded of another town And of a lovelier Helen, our dear Countess Julia Gonzaga.
A little gloved hand greeted him; the window was let down; and the face he had been longing for shone out lovelier than ever.
Kate was in the drawing-room at the piano, radiant in white--lovelier than ever.
A change had come into her lovely face which would have made him think it even lovelier had not that contingency been beyond conception.
I might not dare to dissipate my energies by taking any part in the drama I was attempting to re-write, because I must so jealously conserve all the force that was in me for the perfection of my lovelier version.
There is no colour lovelierthan the blue of an autumn sky in the high Alps, defining ridges powdered with light snow, and melting imperceptibly downward into the warm yellow of the larches and the crimson of the bilberry.
Nothing could be lovelier on such an evening,' she cried.
It was the loveliest hill in the world, she felt--lovelier even than the purple heather-clad Slieve Docas.
Never arose a clearer or lovelier October morning than that which was to start the Ariel on her watery pilgrimage.
She was indeed most lovely; and kind and generous beyond words to describe; and she had called her court together this very night to do that which makes both fairies and mortals lovelier and better, with every new effort.
The rich color of the beautiful canopy threw a rosy blush over the boy's sweet face; and the glancing fairies thought they had never seen a lovelier mortal.
Lovelier she seemed in motion than at rest, If that might be, when she was never less, Moving or still, than perfect loveliness.
The first star Of all this milky constellation, far Lovelier than any nymph of wood or green, Was she whom Tyndarus had made his queen For her sheer beauty and subtly moving grace— Leda, the fairest of our mortal race.
Let us roam by bower and fountain-- All is lovelier when with thee.
Let us roam by bower and wildwood-- All is lovelier when with thee.
But small and shy as it is, does Nature's garden contain a lovelier sight than scores of these deliciously fragrant pink bells swaying above a carpet of the little evergreen leaves in the dim aisle of some deep, cool, lonely forest?
Great heaven, can anything be lovelier than this shadowy tint which is neither yellow nor green; faint, faint as the dawn of newly-awakened day?
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