1
All kindly feelings, all tender affections, are denied to a monarch.
2
The directing of tender affections, and the development of youthful powers, are intrusted to their hands.
3
She had most tender affections, a good understanding for her years, and a remarkably staid and solid mind.
4
The Duchesse de Montgeron had no children, and her most tender affections were concentrated upon her husband and her brother.
5
The tender affections of the prisoners of the Terror, when they were expecting momentarily to be conducted to the guillotine, flashed through his mind.
6
"What tender affections I can spare from those resplendent regions," answered Wallace, pointing to the skies, "are thine.
7
"By your love for me, Wallace-byall you owe to the tender affections of your grandfather, hearken to him!"