Is her son determined to submit to this, and to all the tediousnessof the many years of suspense in which it may involve you, rather than run the risk of her displeasure for a while by owning the truth?
Mrs. Stanley says, that the very tediousness of her historians had a good effect; they were a ballast to her levity, a discipline to her mind, of which she has felt the benefit in her subsequent life.
As they had no knowledge, their talk could take nothing from the tediousness of life; as they had no choice, their fondness, or appearance of fondness, excited in him neither pride nor gratitude.
What was tranquillity and comfort to Fanny was tediousness and vexation to Mary.
It is this ease, this habitual absence of ceremony and parade, this national enmity to constraint and tediousness of all kinds, which renders the tone of French manners so infinitely more agreeable than our own.
Those moralists who are lacking in the love of knowledge, and who are only acquainted with the pleasure of giving pain, have the spirit and tediousness of provincials.
But thus the matter of the whole philosophising becomes astonishingly trifling and paltry, and hence arises that unutterable and excruciating tediousness which is characteristic of all such writings.
But let us enter upon affairs; I shall spare neither ink nor paper, since Your Reverence endures with so much love my tediousness and my simplicity.
Tediousness is the most fatal of all faults; negligence or errors are single and local, but tediousness pervades the whole; other faults are censured and forgotten, but the power of tediousness propagates itself.
Mrs. Price, who were then at Nanzela, more than repaid us for the tediousness of the journey.
It is needless to enter into the details of the slow process necessary for settling the difficulty, for any one dealing with the affairs of government knows something of the tediousness and red tape required.
The tediousness of the journey was relieved by the exceeding beauty of the scenery as it gradually unfolded before our eyes.
To avoid the tediousnessof a distinct debating each question.
And therefore if I should not be brief in the particulars, I should be too long in the whole; and tediousness might deprive some readers of the benefit.
Thither they came afflicted both by the tediousness of their journey, and by their want of food, for it entirely failed them at that time.
The verse being prosaic, preserves its colloquial ease, though with more gravity than suits sportive subjects; we sometimes feel the tediousnessof the good sense of the Priest of St. Mary Ottery.
The arrangement of the work follows the strict scholastic divisions; but the form of dialogue into which it is thrown, and which is managed with really great skill, avoids the tediousness incident to a systematic treatise.
He was now visited in his dungeon by crafty familiars of the inquisition, who, under pretence of sympathy and kindness, came to beguile the tediousness of his imprisonment with friendly conversation.
The alchymist, supposing him, like himself, absorbed in the study of alchymy, endeavoured to cheer the tediousness of his recovery by long conversations on the art.
Nay, I can tell thee more: remember, how Thou was subdued of Tediousness right now.
Welcome, good Will, and do as thou art bid; This day or never must Tediousness be rid.
And as for Tediousness that wretch, your common foe, Let me alone, we twain shall cope, before I sleep, I trow.
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