We hailed these sights and sounds of beauty by no means with an unmingled pleasure.

I have always wanted to cross the ocean, and look forward to this voyage with unmingled pleasure.

There were some things covered up by that time, of which the review could not give unmingled pleasure.

Unlike the driver of the old Manchester mail, I regard this altered state of things with feelings of unmingled pleasure and satisfaction.

We took unmingled pleasure, on the way out, to see so near at hand the beach and the wonderful colours of the surf.

Neither was I surprised: but I felt while I gazed a sense of unalloyed and unmingled pleasure, and forgot the cantofcriticism.

Hence, in such a passage as this about the Epsom shepherd, the result upon the reader's mind is entire conviction and unmingled pleasure.

Your dear affectionate letter, dearest and kindest friend, would have given me unmingled pleasure had it conveyed a better account of your business prospects.

Never did I lend money with such unmingled pleasure, for now I ceased to be haunted day and night with the spectre of the ship!

"I am afraid Charlie's visit is not to give any of us unmingled pleasure."