1
Everybody is attracted by lovable qualities and is repelled by the unlovely wherever found.
2
Those who knew her well concurred in praise of her lofty, generous, lovable qualities.
3
Perhaps it is because she has such winning, lovable qualities.
4
The modest, lovable qualities of the youngest sister he did not seem able to see.
5
Hadria had become more and more attached to the child, whose lovable qualities developed with her growth.
6
In 1764 he married the noble and delightful woman whose letters furnish unconscious testimony to his lovable qualities.
7
The knower of God partakes of all His lovable qualities and is therefore loved by all true devotees.
8
Saul had many noble and lovable qualities, such as bravery, promptitude, in his earlier days modesty and generosity.
9
I had no lovable qualities to win for me the love of my fellows, which I so much desired.
10
And these lovable qualities are nowhere more conspicuous than in the idyllic sketch of the country clergyman and his family.
11
As might be expected, Mrs. Mimms bears the warmest testimony to the noble and lovable qualities of her departed mistress.
12
A Ruth who was a Louise, with all of her lovable qualities and splendid courage and fine nobility of heart?
13
Grenville was one of those honorable and upright statesmen who do not contrive to make either honor or rectitude seem lovable qualities.
14
Borrow's lovable qualities were never permitted to show themselves in public, they were kept for the dingle, the fireside, or the inn-parlour.
15
Prof. Seabrook was fond of the girl, for she possessed many lovable qualities and was very faithful in the performance of her duties.
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Perhaps one of Jimmie's most lovable qualities was the ability to see and appreciate a joke, no matter what the time or circumstances.
