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• Tender, and gentle! (10)
• Dear tender Lucy! (10)
• She was charitably tender. (10)
• I am sure he is tender, aunt. (10)
• They exchanged tender smiles. (10)
• Tender and sacred associations! (9)
• Tender, is not a word coming near to Lady Charlotte. (10)
• He was very kind and tender with him. (10)
• I felt a strange and tender exaltation. (14)
• It hit the old man in a very tender part. (22)
• He was of a sensitiveness terribly tender. (10)
• Raikes had been touched on a tender point. (10)
• She knew she had inclinations to be tender. (10)
• But if they were, if they were too tender, ah! (10)
• Leave the tender plants to the garden in the rear. (17)
• The conduct of the tender Italian dames was vexatious. (10)
• So little breaks the fine coherence of really tender ties! (8)
• She is tender, and not used to rough it like the rest of us. (4)
• Neither honour, nor the tender Bloom of promise, morn or eve. (10)
• May fiery rocks defend, at noon, Thy tender feet from slipping! (8)
• I feel that I owe my life to your tender care and solicitation. (18)
• She uttered it unblushingly, and with tender eyes fixed on him. (10)
• While the struggle went on her tender face was brave; but, alas! (10)
• Merchandise receipts issued by the government pass as legal tender. (18)
• She feared to speak, being tender as a mother to his sensitiveness. (10)
• Vernon Street smites the sauntering observer with tender melancholy. (9)
• As we are tender of our own land, so we should be of the lands of others. (8)
• Does his comparative helplessness give him any right to tender treatment? (16)
• It was severe; the tender serenity of the full bow of the eyes relieved it. (10)
• Even her relatives with whom she lived treated her with tender considerateness. (12)
• By such means I came to paint the mystery surrounding my father in tender colours. (10)
• Opposition on so tender a subject would only attach her the more to her own opinion. (4)
• Guy proved he could be tender with a fallen foe, and Farina with an ill-fated rival. (10)
• She saw the vile figure of herself aping smirks and tender meanings to her old lover. (10)
• The widow listened to this tender allusion to the shears without a smile of gratitude. (10)
• Subsequently he related the incident, in a tone of tender delight, to Wilfrid, whom it smote. (10)
• They are of too tender an age for the rigours of the world; we are in danger of hardening them. (10)
• He then returned to his former station, and went on as if there had been no such tender interruption. (4)
• Was he the man to carry her off, that tender, passive being, who would never stir a step for herself? (8)
• She rose and went over to the sick woman, on whose face beamed a tender smile, as Isabel spoke to her. (9)
• Her tender mercies are cruel; and I leave you to supply the content from your own scriptural knowledge. (9)
• Every one waited on foot while the tender came out into the stream where the Norumbia had dropped anchor. (9)
• So strange a face she had, wild, almost wicked, yet so tender; a face that I could not take my eyes from. (8)
• I knew that her rich, tender voice was doing its work, too, through the commonplaces she vouchsafed to me. (9)
• She took his hat away, which hung dangling in his hand, and pushed him into a chair with tender impatience. (9)
• But a few days and it will be supportable; a few months and it will have become no more than a tender melancholy. (7)
• I rallied her concerning the ladder scene in my old schooldays, and the tender things she had uttered to Heriot. (10)
• From birth accustomed to her own way, this check from one so young, so tender, so devoted, baffled and surprised her. (8)
• He had not yet broken the tender charm sufficiently to think that he must tell her the sacrifice she would have to make. (10)
• Her bitterest mortification was not for herself, but for the simple and tender father-soul which had been so tried already. (9)
• At last the trunks were all on the tender, and the bareheaded stewards began to run down the gangways with the hand-baggage. (9)
• The light upon the trunks of the trees had faded to a tender gray; shadows were in their tops, like great dark birds aperch. (1)
• A charming congratulatory smile was addressed to him, and a shake of the head of tender reproach irresistible to his vanity. (10)
• A charming congratulatory smile was addressed to him, and a shake of the head of tender reproach irresistible to his vanity. (22)
• Near upon morning he roused with his tender fit strong on him, but speechless in the waking as it had been dreamless in sleep. (10)
• Wilfrid was not willing to relinquish his advantage, and the tender deep tone of the remonstrance was most musical and catching. (10)
• She bent forward, in her slim, tall figure, with her hands outstretched, and with her tender voice breaking at times in her entreaty. (9)
• She had a kind of tender dignity in her dance, and the delicate beauty of her face translated itself into the grace of her movements. (9)
• But they had proof of a love almost greater than it was previous to the offence, in the tender precautions they took to elude repulsion. (10)
• His works show endless melodic invention, great power of expression, and a warmth of tender sentiment that seems never to lose its charm. (3)
• Yet of morbidness he was often very tender; he knew it to be disease, something that must be scientifically rather than ethically treated. (9)
• Of course, this was in a tender burlesque; but it remains the supreme impression of what seemed to me a cloudlessly happy period for Lowell. (9)
• Again he stopped to recover himself; and Elinor spoke her feelings in an exclamation of tender concern, at the fate of his unfortunate friend. (4)
• Though vines, hops, and other tender crops grow well, the flora has quite a subalpine character, and the houses are often like Swiss chalets. (20)
• His heart which (to use your favourite comparison) was as delicate as sweet and as tender as a Whipt-syllabub, could not resist her attractions. (4)
• Among the maids of Raynham his conscious calves produced all the discord and the frenzy those adornments seem destined to create in tender bosoms. (10)
• It was pathetic, and he used sometimes to forecast her self-devotion with a tender indignation, which included a due sense of his own present demerit. (9)
• Between himself and Countess Lena there had been tender dealings about the age when sweetmeats have lost their attraction, and the charm has to be supplied. (10)
• Delighting, however, as Catherine sincerely did in the prospect of the connection, it must be acknowledged that Isabella far surpassed her in tender anticipations. (4)
• Her ladyship is comforting herself meanwhile by strolling along the shrubbery with Reginald, calling forth all his tender feelings, I suppose, on this distressing occasion. (4)

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