Alice was greatly amused with Harry and listened so seriously to his romancing that he exceeded his usual limits.
You'll get to believing your own romancing by and by.
But if it is lost to florid fiction it still presents its blue bosom to most other refined uses, and the unsophisticated tourist, the American at least, may do any amount of private romancing there.
You may be a dreamer, and love to go romancing around into new scrapes like your mother would have done if she could.
Maybe her adventurous spirit, and all that, kept her interesting to him, and her romancing kept him her lover, instead of their growing to be like Uncle Cornie and Aunt Jerry.
The child's romancing is not intended as assertion, although so taken by prosaic adults.
Were it not stereotyped as part of an inspired record, the mereromancing tendency of the imagination would easily have added continually to the original parable, wholly forgetful of its spiritual significance.
And I am glad that I shall know nothing about it when in the long time, to come you will be telling so many other women about what was said by Zorobasius and Ptolemopiter, and when you will be posturing and romancing for their delight.
Ten thousand blessings upon all that's here, for you've turned me a likely gaffer in the end of all, the way I'll go romancing through a romping lifetime from this hour to the dawning of the judgment day.
He now pointed out cases of intentional romancing in the gospel narratives; the resurrection rests upon subjective visions of Christ’s disciples.
In =Germany= ultramontane views were disseminated by romancing historians and poets mostly converts from Protestantism.
His pupil, the Jesuit =Berruyer=, wrote a romancing “Hist.
Sorrow gave place to insufferable distrust that while she had beenromancing about this cowboy, dreaming of her good influence over him, he had been merely base.
Majesty plunged into a gully, where sand and rough going made Madeline stop romancing to attend to riding.
Why, I can divert myself and Company, as oft as I have a Mind to it, in romancing upon my Adventures over a Pot of Ale, or a good Dinner.
But he didn't seem to care very much about it all; he would have been far happier singing and tumbling and romancing away to his charbonniers by the pond in the Forest of la Tremblaye.
And though fond of romancing a little now and then, and embellishing a good story, he was absolutely truthful in important matters, and to be relied upon implicitly.
Such romancing has the cogency proper to dramatic poetry; it is persuasive only over the third person, who has never had, but has always been about to have, the experience in question.
Can't you see that when he gets away to England, safe, and the funk settles down he'll start romancing all over again.
All that romancing was a gorgeous transformation of his funk.
The joy in humorous romancing and the sweetness of temper recorded by Sir Edward Sullivan were marked traits in Oscar's character all through his life.
That he took some part in the wars in Hungary is probable, notwithstanding his romancing narrative, and he may have been captured by the Turks.
Yet the next day, every shred of this dark feeling would be flung to the winds, as under a scented may-bush the girl was romancing merrily or instructing me in the peculiar whistle giving warning of the approach of Velveteens or a policeman.
Years ago I used to hear our English Gypsies speak of a certain Happy Boz’ll, a Gypsy given to romancing about his own affairs.
All the while, except when her romancing made trouble and led to hot flashes of resentment, every one liked Henrietta.
