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1
There
was
no
affectation
of the fine lady in her self-reproach.
2
For there
is
no
affectation
of enthusiasm about her; nothing exaggerated, nothing rhapsodical.
3
And yet the latter felt that there
was
no
affectation
about all this.
4
There
was
no
affectation
of shaded lights and gloomy, mysterious spaces.
5
There
was
no
affectation
in her voice, only fright and embarrassment.
6
It
was
no
affectation
,
as, with some folk, you might have thought it.
7
If Fountain's songs are strewn with images of the American west, it 's no affectation.
8
You saw that there
was
no
affectation
in her fainting.
9
There
was
no
affectation
about him; and he talked, as usual, upon indifferent subjects.
10
There
is
no
affectation
,
no straining for effect in simplicity.
11
It may, however, be noted that there
was
no
affectation
in his dreamy expression.
12
Anthony was drawn to the speaker instantly, for there
was
no
affectation
about him.
13
There
was
no
affectation
of indifference, no trace of embarrassed or of pleased self-consciousness.
14
There
was
no
affectation
of mystery, no attempt at keeping his experiments a secret.
15
There
was
no
affectation
about her, no pretence of being what she was not.
16
Having, I say, felt its truth here; for the feeling
is
no
affectation
or chimera.