1
How many of his old friends and congenial spirits had already gone!
2
The fair Cyrene was entertaining a company of congenial spirits.
3
He came and went with that pleasant familiarity practised between congenial spirits among squatterdom.
4
But I love not solitude, and I have gathered together a few congenial spirits.
5
After his day's work was over, he rode here and there summoning congenial spirits.
6
He has bachelor quarters in the west end of the town, where congenial spirits congregate.
7
The home should be a place of rest, where congenial spirits can gather for communion.
8
None, therefore, who had been spoken to, among that club of congenial spirits, was absent.
9
They are congenial spirits, giving us in return quite as much as we can give them.
10
Altogether our 'partie caree' was not formed of congenial spirits, and was rather a dull affair.
11
In many things we were congenial spirits.
12
He must have found congenial spirits here.
13
Presently, indeed, she found two congenial spirits.
14
Though ordinarily he 'joked wi' difficulty', Schiller could be jovial enough in a company of congenial spirits.
15
The weather was all that could be desired; they were congenial spirits, and the day passed most delightfully.
16
Montreal was too slow for him, so he invaded the north-west with a chosen crew of congenial spirits.
