Being therefore confined to less fatiguing employments, I busied myself about the dove --house, and was so pleased with it that I sometimes passed several hours there without feeling a moment's weariness.
His knowledge was so contracted, and his inclinations so mean, that it was useless to reason, and almost impossible to be pleased with him.
He conversed with Law some time, and was so pleased with him, that he spoke of him to Desmarets as a man from whom information was to be drawn.
Duc d'Orleans grew tired, and was not over-pleased with him.
He replied, "Don't be at all afraid; I shall confirm every point, and I am sure they will be pleased with what I have to say.
And she was not the worst pleased with it that the cunning gentleman did interweave it with anecdotes of the queen's majesty; which, albeit he related them with gravity, did carry somewhat of ridicule in them.
His majesty mounted immediately, and was so pleased with them, that he testified his satisfaction by large presents.
We hope when you look upon it, you will perceive our good intention and be pleased with it.
I have some reason to believe he will not refuse, but will be pleased with an alliance with one of the greatest potentates of the earth.
The king, therefore, has reason to be pleased with me.
He is really in high favor, and I would do well to secure his friendship," thought Pollnitz; "the king will also be pleased with me if I am kind to him.
The aged monarch of Persia, pleased with a demand which offered to his amiable niece so advantageous an establishment, instantly laid the proposal before her.
The Caliph was so pleased with him, that he took him into his palace, and gave him an important post in his Court.
I thank him with a kiss, and tell him that I am pleased with everything.
He is always asking me if I am pleased with my furniture, my clothes, my servants, and my garden, and if I desire anything altered.
You shall be pleased with me as I with you, and take care to have as good a supper to-morrow evening, as I hope the lady will be well enough to do justice to the products of your daughter's culinary skill.
Jesus, pleased with Nathanael's willing faith, told him that he should see greater proofs of His being indeed the Son of God, the promised Messiah.
Consider of what consequence it is that my master should be pleased with you.
The more you apprehend he is pleased with you, be ye the more displeased with yourselves, because it is not yourselves he is pleased with, but his own well-beloved Son.
But to think how absolutely God is well-pleased with himself, and how all imaginable perfections can add nothing to his eternal self-complacency and delight in his own being, it would certainly ravish a soul to delight in God also.
Now this is only the service that he is pleased with, which comes from love, because he sees his own image in it; for love in us is nothing else but the impression and stamp that God’s love to us makes on the heart.
True worship must have truth for the substance, and spirit for the manner of it; else it is not such a worship as the Father seeks and will be pleased with.
Now, that ye may know what you are, and what little reason you have to be pleased with yourselves, and absolve yourselves as ye do, I shall unbowel that iniquity unto you.
Now see, if a man wish not only to do good works, but even miracles, which God may praise and be pleased with, what need has he to look elsewhere?
Jagannath, pleased with the sankirtan, stopped his car.
Through love of Krishna have I served you, as he ispleased with attention to Brahmans.
The king grieved at the Master's speech, but Sarvabhauma told him not to lose heart, "The Master is pleased with you; He is only instructing His followers by means of you.
Jagannath went along in his car, pleased with what he saw on both sides.
The time was now coming, in which affluence and splendour could no longer make mepleased with myself.
She has the pleasure of being supposed to be pleased with a refined amusement, and of hoping to be numbered among the votaresses of harmony.
Here he began to be a little freer with me than he had promised; and I by little and little yielded to everything, so that, in a word, he did what he pleased with me; I need say no more.
He was so pleased with it, that he would call his lady and his two daughters to hear it, and it made mirth enough among them, you may be sure.
Linda is getting eaten up with conceit; she will be an intolerable woman by and by, so self-opinionated, and so pleased with herself.
You certainly have, Molly; and I am pleased with you.
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