Meanings of pleasant reminiscences in English

We have pleasant reminiscences of the amiable, thoughtful, and spirituelle Mme.

He had more pleasant reminiscences of him than of his master.

It is one of the charms of candlelight-thispower to bring up pleasant reminiscences.

Of their elegant receptions Quebecers still cherish pleasant reminiscences.

She and Dance had much to talk about, many pleasant reminiscences to call up and discuss.

Methought that those pleasant reminiscences would cheer her.

These things were not pleasant reminiscences, but, like most other unpleasant memories, they would not down.

Numbers of other pioneers were there, and each contributed his share of racy anecdotes and pleasant reminiscences.

We have pleasant reminiscences of these.

Enough of such pleasant reminiscences.

The dinner hour and part of the evening were spent in pleasant reminiscences of what each had seen since leaving Harrisville.

The dinner hour passed on enlivened by social chat and pleasant reminiscences, and there was nothing to mar the harmony of the occasion.

This is an occasion peculiarly meet for the digging up of pleasant reminiscences concerning literary folk; therefore I will drop lightly into history myself.

It was a long beautiful afternoon that they spent together, filled with pleasant reminiscences, touched by no shadow of gloom, no dream of parting.

The commencement dinner called forth very pleasant reminiscences of the early days, and many confident predictions concerning; the growth of the University in the future.

She was of the fleet that visited New York in 1863, and her officers recounted many pleasant reminiscences of their stay in the United States.