Meanings of tenderest feelings in English

Since the previous night he had been wounded in his tenderest feelings.

He felt as if a friend had wounded him in his tenderest feelings.

Pardon me if I probe the tenderest feelings of your heart, my prince.

How many a stab one gives in childhood to one's parents' tenderest feelings!

That dexterous appeal to the tenderest feelings of my distinguished countrymen very nearly succeeded.

I pity you, because you have inspired me with the tenderest feelings of friendship.

How could he offer consolation to a woman whose tenderest feelings had been so wantonly outraged?

Besides this, the tenderest feelings of his heart were outraged by this exclusion from his former domain.

Francis, full of the tenderest feelings for his children, was desirous of having them all assembled together.

In the spring of the following year the death of her brother-in-law, Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, excited her tenderest feelings.

It is one of the governing principles of human nature, that the most delicate or afflicted child excites our tenderest feelings.

Toothache-one of the diseases to which Greenlanders are peculiarly liable-invariablydrew forth Ippegoo's tenderest feelings for himself, accompanied by touching lamentations.

He never doubted that the Federals made a business of harrowing the tenderest feelings of women-particularlyof women-inorder to punish their opponents.

However, my tenderest feelings are about to receive a shock: such is my presentiment; stay now, to see whether it will be realised.

The joy of life, the highest and tenderest feelings, thoughts that soar on the swallow's wings, come to the round nest under the roof.

The peacocks, deeply wounded in their tenderest feelings, instantly took wing, and went sailing away majestically over the crimson and gold parterre of flowers below.