1
Just so human, and still so harmonious with Eden seemed Mrs. Goodwin.
2
How could an arrangement so harmonious have failed to satisfy her?
3
He appeared again at an adjourned meeting when the councils were not so harmonious.
4
Never, perhaps, had they spent together so harmonious an evening.
5
We fear the proceedings were not so harmonious as we had been led to suppose.
6
Nor were their opinions so harmonious as some suppose.
7
Their life together had been so beautiful, so harmonious.
8
Everything here was so quiet and so harmonious that at first one's suspicions were lulled.
9
Their domestic life was so harmonious and perfect that it was a perpetual pleasure to contemplate.
10
Their language abounds much in gutturals, and is not so harmonious as that spoken by the Foulahs.
11
Her voice was so sweet, so harmonious!
12
It was not so harmonious, and sounded always as if the birds were singing in a foreign tongue.
13
He might well be a little shocked at the irregularity of my lineaments, his own being so harmonious.
14
Very fair she seems under the sunlight, picturesque too, with her buildings so different and yet so harmonious.
15
The example of France, so entirely reasonable, so profitable, so pacific, and so harmonious with ours, would spread.
16
Mrs. Moore (said my charmer) [and never did her voice sound so harmonious to me: Oh!
