She extended to him her hand; her face radiant with kind expression.

Willowy girl with long hair and a kind expression, right?

He had entirely recovered his equanimity, and his countenance wore its usual kind expression.

There was surprise in her face, but brightened by a simple and kind expression of pleasure.

Every cell cried out to take his outstretched hand, trust in his kind expression, go with him.

The woman was pale, with a thin, anxious, wrinkled face, but with a good and kind expression.

He called himself Lord Germain, Earl of St. Albans; he never addressed a kind expression to the Queen.

Wilden's kind expression was suddenly grim.

The customary kind expression of her face was modified, though not impaired, by a look of vague apprehension.

It expresses his thanks for the book, and many more for the kind expression of feeling in the preface.

At length, he said, looking his wife steadily in the face, but with a kind expression on his countenance-

That was her kind expression.

He had an intelligent face, and a kind expression, and his eyes lit up when he talked to her.

Cibolo was gently laid upon the soft grass, with a kind expression; but his wounds remained undressed for the present.

The Colonel surveyed his little nieces with that kind expression which his face always wore when it was turned toward children.

You are right; it was your kind expression which deceived me, but I hope you will allow me to become rational again.