But while Montriveau held her hand as a father might, and led her up and down flights of stairs, he was studying the throbbing pulses of this woman's heart so suddenly invaded by Love.
The General was broken down by her harshness; this woman seemed as if she could be at will a sister or a stranger to him.
Such emotion in this woman made of sulphur and flame, made Valerie shudder.
He must be amazingly fond of this woman--that old boy.
But if this woman is a sovereign among them, why was she not able to afford me open protection, and to get me back my property?
This woman's ancient attachment to the family, repelled and checked in every other direction, seemed to rejoice in having some object on which it could yet repose and expand itself.
At the time certain persons said that this jailer was smitten with her, and that from love, or perhaps in great fear of the young barons, lovers of this woman, he had planned her escape.
I had no thought for the things of this world nor the interests of God, dreaming only of love, of the sweet breasts of this woman, who made me burn, and of the gate of hell in which I wished to cast myself.
I say at once, let us go and ask her if this woman ought to be visited or not--I will be content with her verdict.
This woman had a way of tyrannizing over Major Dobbin (for the weakest of all people will domineer over somebody), and she ordered him about, and patted him, and made him fetch and carry just as if he was a great Newfoundland dog.
Jos liked to hear it, but the Major used to go off growling at the appearance of this woman, with her twopenny gentility.
A look and a few words from Miss Osborne showed the poor widow that, with regard to this woman at least, there need be no fear lest she should take the first place in her son's affection.
The very joy ofthis woman was a sort of grief, or so tender, at least, that its expression was tears.
This woman carried, half unfolded in her hand, a garment of strange form, made of thick gray stuff.
Close by, the husband of this woman, about the same age as herself, is seated at a large table, sorting and putting up in bags divers samples of wheat and oats.
This anecdote will also exhibit the deep, vindictive, and pitiless character of this woman, whom Adrienne de Cardoville had so imprudently made herself ready to brave.
And also the thought occurred to me, "Was our Great Lord above drawingthis woman on to her destruction?
I will ask you who are here rendering homage to this woman, if you know who she is, and of what she has been guilty?
This woman is without pity and without mercy; but God is in heaven, and Frederick the Great on the earth.
She gazed at this woman with an expression of ineffable scorn, and whispered to her: "Suffer yet awhile, you shall soon be released.
While his majesty permits you to continue this intimacy, and recognizes the existence of this woman, he wishes her to be provided for as becomes the mistress of a crown prince, and not as the grisette of a gentleman.
Marsay, this woman is indispensable to my life; she is my sun, my atmosphere.
This mother, who desired the happiness of her daughter, this woman, who from infancy had lived honorably, was aware that on the morrow she must become dishonest.
This woman believed in the power of her hatred; she made an evil fate of it and bade it hover above her enemy.
Paul was naturally captivated by this woman, who charmed him all the more because she seemed to seek no influence over him.
A man was speaking there--Jurgis heard his voice vaguely; but all his thoughts were for this woman's face.
When you worked in this woman's department the house downtown was never out of your thoughts all day--there were always whiffs of it to be caught, like the odor of the Packingtown rendering plants at night, when the wind shifted suddenly.
Nothing was wanting tothis woman but an attentive audience.
This woman, so celebrated under her first name of Duchesse de Maufrigneuse, very wisely decided to live in retirement, and to make herself, if possible, forgotten.
As the dinner proceeded, Daniel called to mind the various confidences of his friend, his despair, his hopes, the noble poems of a true sentiment sung to his ear alone, in honor of this woman.
This woman is no chaperon," said he; "she is an admiration-point!
This woman of experience and good sense is incapable of recognising merit in a man who is sufficiently impertinent to make Mlle.
This woman, however, spoke of another person—a man; and it was impossible to suppose that a mere dream or delusion of fancy would induce her to speak of his approaching dissolution with such terrible certainty as she had spoken.
There was a desperate earnestness in this woman’s manner, that went to the young man’s heart.
As it was, if this woman, or any other person, had administered an infinitesimal dose of lead and gunpowder immediately after he fell, he would have recovered forthwith.
He felt a sort of chill at this woman--all brains and no heart.
Quin secretly revoked his good opinion of this woman's sense.
I will know whether it is you who are imposed on, or whether you are right, and all the world is deceived in this woman.
They had crucified, and were beginning to scalp me; I was on the point of death, when Divine Providence sent me unexpected aid--sent me this woman for a deliverer.
He spoke only with emotion of this woman, for whom he had battled with Lauzun.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "this woman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
