We cross back to the right bank of the Oise to admire the stone steeple of Venette, pleasinglyplanted on the pedestal of a Romanesque tower: we reach Compiegne.
Behind the canvas so pleasingly covered by Hubert Robert, we might almost believe we could hear the heavy tramp of the stage hands preparing for the change of scene.
The history of Madame de Monaco has been pleasinglytold by Marquis Pierre de Segur, in a study which forms the second part of the book entitled La Derniere des Conde.
This habit of opening the bill as it were at each other I have remarked in several sea-birds, and also that in all or most of these cases the interior part thus disclosed is brightly or, at least, pleasingly coloured.
It is green in color and pleasingly pungent in flavor, and lends itself in many ways to the use of the candy-maker.
The taste is good beyond words, and the consistency is pleasingly "chewy" without being tenacious to the point of teeth pulling!
In this conjecture, however, they were pleasingly disappointed by his arrival about half past eleven o'clock.
The Burgundian era shines pleasingly forth from those dark ages, like a lovely spring day amid the showers of February.
There is a beautiful cluster on Winandermere; a pair pleasingly contrasted upon Eydal; nor must the solitary green island of Grasmere be forgotten.
Among the printed Notes is this--The name of Milton is pleasingly connected with Vallombrosa in many ways.
We rode through the long avenues of trees that extend from the house; and, quitting the valley, descended to another, pleasingly decorated with wood, and the ruin of Talley church.
The dismal gloom of the manufactories, hanging over the river Tawe, is pleasinglycontrasted by the whitened walls of their appendant villages, springing from the dark sides of the hills that rise above the river.
I have, in conclusion, to express my thanks to the artists who have so pleasingly illustrated the work, Mr. W.
The gay character of Edward and his court was pleasingly displayed in the spring of the year 1359, three years after the battle of Poictiers.
There is one circumstance, however, of a different character, and pleasingly illustrative of ancient manners.
The Moors, also, were animated and sincere in their rejoicings; and the spectators were pleasingly distracted between the Christian and the Moorish games.
But it is in the polish of modern society that the graces of chivalry are most pleasingly displayed.
One must do something to give a little variety to life; and nothing is so amusing, or keeps the mind so pleasingly awake, especially in the country, as the flattery of an agreable fellow.
I cannot enough, my dear Sir, thank you for this introduction; I passed part of the day at Richmond, and never was more pleasingly entertained.
She sped out, pleasingly stimulated by the silver coin in her palm.
It had been her gift the previous Christmas to John Carrington, and her admiration of it extended to the hope that it would pleasingly impress the returning traveler.
Contrasting pleasingly with this fret and on opposite sides of it are a plain molded ovolo outlining the panel and a small floreated torus supplemented by a molded cymatium within.
This portico, with its simple pediment and wooden columns surmounted by pleasingly unusual capitals of acanthus-leaf motive, was added some thirty years after the house was erected.
The heavy cornice of the beam, with its molded and jig-sawed modillions, continues all around the hall ceiling, the turned and molded drops of the newels on the floor above tying into it very pleasingly over the stairs.
The engaged colonnettes of the mullions contrast pleasingly with the pilasters of the frame, each of the two supporting an entablature notable for its fine-scale dentil course, and these two in turn supporting a keyed, molded arch.
If this widest point in the primary mass (X-Plate 7) is pleasingly located between the top and bottom of a vase form the contour will be found satisfactory.
Figure 10 illustrates the violation of this type of spacing at the point A, where the shelves are no more pleasingly arranged than the rounds of a ladder.
The narrow band of cultivated ground waspleasingly contrasted with the wild and gloomy aspect of the neighbouring mountains.
To read or speak pleasingly one should resort to constant practise by doing so aloud in private, or preferably, in the presence of such persons as know good reading when they hear it and are masters of the melody of sounds.
To speak in public pleasingly and readily and to read well are accomplishments acquired only after many days, weeks even, of practise.
The largest room in the house was pleasingly ornamented with blue calico roses, plaid tulips, and other equally natural-looking artificial flowers, the work of the young ladies themselves.
The back of the epistle was pleasingly ornamented with a large red wafer, which, with the addition of divers ink-stains, bore a marvellous resemblance to a black beetle trodden upon.
The pleasingly persuasive voice of her ladyship, delivering the manly sentiments of his lordship, made no impression on the cardinal.
But the order of the procession I do not recollect; only that the military, civil, and religious authorities and symbols were pleasingly combined, and the whole spectacle was beautiful.
A part of the way through the uncleared forest was pleasingly wild; juniper bushes, broom, and other woodland plants, among the moss and flowery turf.
It is an ancient place, and, with its grey stone walls and timbered porch, falls in pleasingly with its rustic environment, tempting the wayfarer to make a closer acquaintance.
Seneca and Scarron are pleasingly executed; but you will also want artists of name.
The Christmas functions here were showy, and I thought well-contrived; the public ones are what I speak of: but I was present lately at a private merrymaking, where all distinctions seemed pleasingly thrown down by a spirit of innocent gaiety.
The abbey and the adjacent villages pleasingly vary the scene on the right, from whence it melts away into the blue distance of the neighbourhood of Melton, the north-east part of the county.
Her dress was neatness and elegance combined; so made as to come up to the throat, and there terminate in a neat open collar; under which was a pink ribbon, contrasting pleasingly with the otherwise pale-looking features of the wearer.
These preachings contrast pleasingly with the general thoughtless and frivolous manner of some of the congregations in our large towns, and it is only to be regretted that they are not of more frequent occurrence.
As pleasingly exemplified in many instances, wherein the serious ones of this earth, carefully exasperated, have been prettily spurred on to indiscretions and unseemliness, while overcome by an undue sense of right.
How self-applaudingly and pleasingly they can extempore talk idly and of nothing a great part of their lives!
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