The perfection of cheerfulness is displayed in general good temper united to much kindliness of heart.

Men revisit the old school, though hateful to them, with ever so much kindliness and sentimental affection.

THERE was in his voice so much kindliness that the astonished prince was silent and let him go.

Frequently enough homes are not what fond fancy paints them, while in the bosom of strangers there is much kindliness.

In fact, there was about him an air of superiority which, though tempered by much kindliness, was not altogether agreeable.

He was very ill brought up, and was as impetuous and violent as Sir Guy himself, though with much kindliness and generosity.

I kept my bed for a couple of days, being tended with much kindliness by a little old surgeon attached to the garrison.

As, on quitting Gordon, Sir Peter took his way to the house of Leopold Travers, his thoughts turned with much kindliness towards his young kinsman.

"Well, then," Madame cried, partaking in that pride and changing her manner to one of much kindliness, "you have done well and are good children.