"What an exceedingly aristocratic pocket-handkerchief Miss Monson has this evening," observed Mrs.
"The Monsons are very aristocratic in all things; I understand they dine at six."
Miss Bella Wilfer becomes an inmate, for an indefinite period, of the eminently
aristocratic dwelling.
There, probably, he saw visions of hereditary rank for himself and other
aristocratic colonists.
Her purpose being disclosed, her well-bred ease appeared sinister, her aristocratic repose a treacherous device, her venerable graciousness a mask of unbounded contempt for all human beings whatever.
I spoke looking her straight in the face and I made that exquisite, aristocratic old woman positively blink by my directness.
But even the satisfaction of talking with a distant connection of the British nobility did not render Amy forgetful of time, and when the proper number of minutes had passed, she reluctantly tore herself from this
aristocratic society, and looked about for Jo, fervently hoping that her incorrigible sister would not be found in any position which should bring disgrace upon the name of March.
Impossible, here in raging Paris, with Suspicion filling the air, for you to outlive denunciation, when you are in communication with another
aristocratic spy of the same antecedents as yourself, who, moreover, has the mystery about him of having feigned death and come to life again!
You might sing 'Marlborough s'en va-t-en guerre,' for that's quite a child's song and is sung as a lullaby in all the
aristocratic houses.
His handsome, delicate, and still youthful-looking face, to which his curly, glistening silvery hair gave a still more
aristocratic air, lighted up with a smile when he saw Levin.
It being her first day of complete estrangement from rural objects, Phoebe found an unexpected charm in this little nook of grass, and foliage, and
aristocratic flowers, and plebeian vegetables.
In reply he termed me "a dry-hearted
aristocratic scamp," whereupon I again charged him with having taken the bread out of my mouth.
