The summerhouse remained, and a most unexceptionable path led to it.

He was a man of great moderation, and of the most unexceptionable character in the kingdom.

Then came, with the most unexceptionable introductions, Miss Violet Forde, from a Sloane Square address, London.

He conducted himself in his new situation with the most unexceptionable propriety, and the most generous benevolence.

Old Mr. Appledom,-whois really a most unexceptionable old party, and whom I like of all things.

Then, his family connections are most unexceptionable; my own relations cannot feel in any way compromised by such an alliance.

He was no mean hand: his slices of ham were very artist-like, and frying away in the most unexceptionable manner.

Mr. Foster looked down at a most unexceptionable pair of pantaloons, which had arrived from London only the day before.

This New Fairy Tale is one of the liveliest, most readable, and most unexceptionable for Children which has ever appeared.

Unmentionable matters, once fully explored, are just as tedious and inadequate as those which supply the most unexceptionable subjects of conversation.

A nice, smooth-faced man, somewhat clerically dressed, straight and portly of person, and most unexceptionable in his morals, is Mr. Hadger.

Ben Jonson, a most unexceptionable judge, has described Bacon's eloquence in words, which, though often quoted, will bear to be quoted again.

Fourthly, and lastly, That no person need think of applying for this situation unless he could furnish the most unexceptionable references to character and abilities.

Let us now turn to consider a moment his doctrines pertaining to education, as brought out in his greatest and most unexceptionable work, his "Émile."

"But I thought young Ogilvie a most unexceptionable person."