Dalle livree passò a qualche ritocco sulla viva carne, come si mozza la coda o si tosa il pelo a un bull-dog o ad un maltese.
The excitement of this night and your anxiety about the girl have unstrung your nerves, and you have lost that courage and endurance which are yours by birthright.
The radiant vision of the girl before me came on me by surprise and dazzled me.
As to all the fearful effects that the knowledge of this sacrilege will have upon the girl, that is a subject upon which you must allow me to have my own opinion.
This is how matters stood with me on that summer afternoon, when I sat on the edge of the cliff in a kind of dull, miserable dream.
What will concern her chiefly, perhaps entirely, will be the loss of her father, and she will soon know of that, whether she finds the body on the sands or not.
As soon, relates Brown, as the consolations of nature and friendship had in some measure softened his grief, he plunged once more into poetry, his special task being Hyperion, at which he had already begun to work before his brother died.
The eldest boy John in particular she is said to have held in passionate affection, by him passionately returned.
They represent, indeed, the admirably sound and manly elements which were a part of him: they show us the veins of what Matthew Arnold calls flint and iron in his nature uppermost.
There is hardly a complete couplet inclosing a complete idea in the whole book.
For a while they all three feel like people in sleep struggling with oppressive dreams and making believe to think them every-day experiences.
How sad it is when a luxurious imagination is obliged, in self-defence, to deaden its delicacy in vulgarity and in things attainable, that it may not have leisure to go mad after things that are not!
From these weeks at Shanklin date the earliest of the preserved series of Keats's love-letters to Fanny Brawne.
I like this,' said he; 'these hearty fellows scorn the humbug of knives and forks.
Zanconi (1813), which gives only panels and canvases by masters of the full Renaissance in private collections.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mis" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
