Meanings of had a nature in English

She had a nature that was like a song in its sweetness.

I can hardly say that I had a nature to understand.

He had a nature as direct and undeviating as a bullet.

Annie Eustace had a nature which could not readily grasp some of the evil of humanity.

Annie had a nature compounded of depths of sweetness; nobody could be mistaken with regard to that.

It is this, that Lord Palmerston had a nature incapable of enduring anger or any sentiment of wrath.

Dartrey Fenellan had said of little Nesta once, that she had a nature pure and sparkling as mid-sea foam.

But this girl was better than pretty, for she had a nature which was exceptionally tender, good, and sincere.

I have been very lonely since your dear father died, and I never had a nature to live alone and be happy.

These massive oaks and poplars soared over a hundred feet tall, and each one had a nature spirit, a dryad, watching over it.

This man had a nature most easily worked upon, and extraordinarily quick to receive pain and pleasure, to tears, gratitude, laughter, hatred, liking.

This man had a nature of peculiar ardor-orrather, curious desires, a greedy desire to know, an itching need to approach and peep into abysses.