Meanings of enjoy the novelty in English

I had never seen Paris in summer, so I enjoy the novelty.

She seems to enjoy the novelty of being taller than the others.

Everything was rough, but the Kid seemed to enjoy the novelty.

She would enjoy the novelty, she decided, tying a fresh cap beneath her chin.

If you wish to sit down you can, and enjoy the novelty of the scene.

The pressure of water did not bother them, and after the first sensation Tom began to enjoy the novelty of it.

Five hundred feet covered, old Dobbin seemed to enjoy the novelty of the occasion, and kept up a very fair gait.

I should enjoy the novelty of the thing." "Oh, take it, then; take my place, Guy," the doctor exclaimed, eagerly.

And besides," he added, "the other party has done all the putting off so far, and I rather enjoy the novelty."

There was, consequently, no immediate danger to be apprehended; he therefore became himself again, and began to enjoy the novelty of his new dignity.

I could have stayed much longer to enjoy the novelty and strangeness of the place; but it was right to pay some compliments of form.

You become so accustomed to the awkward and the irregular movements that you really enjoy the novelty and are perfectly willing to try it again.

However, the end of the week found them all upon their feet again, and very much disposed to enjoy the novelty of life at sea.

When, therefore, the Chalmetta touched at a wood-yard, after leaving Baton Rouge, the passengers hurried on shore, to enjoy the novelty of an unconfined promenade.

They enjoyed the novelty, the respite from the monotony of their existence.

I quite enjoyed the novelty of effective public transport despite my excessive cargo.