Then Miss Oliphant's voice, rich, soft and lazy, was heard within the shelter of her own apartment.
Priscilla turned and met the full gaze of lovely eyes, brown like a nut, soft and deep as the thick pile of velvet, and yet with a latent flash and glow in them which gave them a red, half-wild gleam now and then.
The sandstone is of the coarsest quality, almost a conglomerate, and is soft and friable; exposure to the air might probably harden it if quarried, when it would be available for rough building.
The wood is soft and spongy, and becomes very light when dry.
The grass there is soft and fresh, the trees are cool and green, and the mellow light of morning is over them all.
Some of the pilgrims walk where the grass issoft and cool; he chooses the paths that are full of stones and thorns.
Now as for thee, thou'rt soft and of a manlihood indifferent, so would I rate thee at one gold piece.
THE VOICE: 'O voice so soft and full of sweet allure!
Djalma started, and could not restrain a cry of surprise and joy; but this almost trembling exclamation was so soft and sweet, that it seemed rather the expression of ineffable gratitude, than of exulting passion.
As soft and aerial as the balmy vapor of incense, it mounted and spread through the lofty arches.
If she, so soft and yielding as he had always judged her, could take this decided step--what could not happen?
It was very different with Holly, soft and quiet, shy and affectionate, with a playful imp in her somewhere.
To James' great relief they reached the house at last; the silence and impenetrability of this woman by his side, whom he had always thought so soft and mild, alarmed him.
The fawn-coloured cow, with eyes as soft and brown as Irene's own, was standing absolutely still, not having long been milked.
Windsor shone nearly as bright over the green vale as those charming houses on Richmond Hill, and the verdure was not less soft and delicate.
When all adown the silent deep The shades of night are stealing; When like a curtain, soft and vast, The darkness over all is cast, And sombre stillness comes at last, To the mute heart appealing.
Then they praised him, soft and low, Called him worthy to be loved, Truest friend and noblest foe; Yet she neither spoke nor moved.
It must be the nearness of the river that makes the tone of the bells so soft and mellow!
At other points, where the contour is almost lost, the line can be soft and blurred.
If the object have a shiny surface these lights are clear and distinct; if a dull surface, soft and diffused.
But although melting into the surrounding mass, they are always firm and never soft and feeble.
But at last we see him get to the professor's head, and sort of raise up soft and look a good spell in his face and listen.
A lake, wide and shiny, with pa'm-trees leaning over it asleep, and their shadders in the water just as soft and delicate as ever you see.
When I was left alone and in my own little crib, in which my slumber had ever been so soft and easy, I might as well have been lying upon cut straw.
Of the specimens I have seen the fur issoft and of a light sandy brown above and white below, very like M.
The tail is short, the fur set vertically in the skin, whence it is soft and velvety.
The fur is soft and long, rufous brown or fawn colour above, white below, the colours being less sharply distinguished than in G.
By making incisions in the trunk of the tree, from which the fluid resin issues in great abundance, appearing of a milky whiteness at first, but gradually becoming of a dark reddish color, soft and elastic to the touch.
It is a kind of mineral, of a deep shining black or bluish color, soft and unctuous to the touch; it is insoluble in acids, and infusible by fire.
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