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Sentences ending with delights

The first part of the excursion had many delights. [11]
She was too honest to disguise from herself that it was an adventure, a high one, fraught with all sorts of possibilities, dangers, and delights. [9]
I have no desire to exaggerate its delights. [4]

More example sentences with the word delights in them

I move that you appoint Jack Halliday to get up there and auction off that sack of gilt twenty-dollar pieces, and give the result to the right man--the man whom Hadleyburg delights to honour--Edward Richards. [5]
In the following year Irving was again in England, visiting his sister in Birmingham, and tasting moderately the delights of London. [4]
He satiated himself with all the delights of war. [4]
But these delights, which Nemu had passed a thousand times, had never had any temptation for him. [10]
I wish I were in Switzerland, and I wish we could go to Florence; but we have to leave these delights to you; there is no helping it. [5]
What the gift was to announce she read on the paper accompanying it, which contained the following simple lines: "The iron rude, when shaped by fire and blows, Delights our eyes as a most beauteous rose. [10]
He began to wander about; and there grew upon his senses strange delights and reeling agonies. [11]
But it is to such delights that Kit is hastening. [12]
If she is to stay in the background and pretend to surrender her choice to her parents, and with it all the delights of a matrimonial campaign, she will still maintain a position of observation. [4]
It delights me to speak of him in the words which I have just found in a memoir not yet a century old, as "the Warwickshire bard," "the inestimable Shakespeare. [6]
He delights in the drum and the trumpet, and so willing is he to add to what is spectacular and pleasing in life that he would spend half his time in parading. [4]
Afterward I learned the delights of the pipe, and I suppose there was no other youngster of my age who could more deftly cut plug tobacco so as to make it available for pipe-smoking. [5]
She delights in the costly pleasure of sacrificing them. [4]
Facing her was the agent, the genius, the Man who had snatched her from that existence, who had at his command these delights to bestow. [9]
It was presumed that the baths were the subject of the entertaining conversation; for I read in a charming little work which sets forth the delights of Leuk, that La poussee forms the staple of most of the talk. [4]
On the day that Randolph Leffingwell led Miss Allison down the aisle of the English church the vision of the brougham and the other delights faded. [9]
Kings may encore; that is quite another matter; it delights everybody to see that the King is pleased; and as to the actor encored, his pride and gratification are simply boundless. [5]
It must be that each one was minded to enjoy, in the short space of life that might yet be his, all the delights of long years.--And foremost of these was the Marchesa Bianca Zorzi. [10]
He doubtless edits, sets the type, and prints his paper, all alone; but he delights to speak of the concern as if it occupies a block and employs a thousand men. [5]
Cable cars moved serenely up the long hill where a panting third horse had been necessary, cable cars resounded in Burton Street, between the new factory and the church where Dr. Gilman still preached of peace and the delights of the New-Jerusalem. [9]
Man is the rival of other men; he delights in competition, and this leads to ambition which passes too easily into selfishness. [1]
And an older person than John might envy the free life of these wanderers, who paid neither rent nor taxes, and yet enjoyed all the delights of nature. [4]
Was I, Hugh Paret, to be denied the distinction of being a college man, the delights of university existence, cruelly separated and set apart from my friends whom I loved! [9]
There is an orchard beyond the sea, Where the soft delights do roam; To the Great Delight I have bent my knee-- Oh, good is my true love's home! [11]
Otherwise it is only a waiting in a material existence, like the lovers, in the words of the Arabian story-teller, "till there came to them the Destroyer of Delights and the Sunderer of Companies, he who layeth waste the palaces and peopleth the tombs. [4]
Not that it offends me, far from it--it delights me.--Those flowers, Philostratus! [10]
The librarian "showed off"--running hither and thither with his arms full of books and making a deal of the splutter and fuss that insect authority delights in. [5]
All the literature of the period reflects lovingly the homelike delights of these comfortable houses of entertainment. [4]
It was one of Ruth's delights to cram herself with some out of the way subject and endeavor to catch her father; but she almost always failed. [5]
She took up music again, and languages, drawing, painting, and the other long-discarded delights of her maidenhood. [5]
Nothing delights it more than the sharp retort of a witness and the discomfiture of an obnoxious attorney. [5]
When they left me twilight was gathering, but the happiness I had just enjoyed shone radiantly around me, and I lived over for the second time all the delights I had experienced. [10]
It is the line in which the omnipotent energy delights to move. [6]
It deals so largely in pain that its scattered delights are prodigiously augmented by the contrasts. [5]
She delights in it; for she knows--oh, she knows nearly everything herself, and can talk, oh, like a bird--and the books she reads, why, you would be astonished. [5]
It grows because it delights to do so, --to take the juices out of my ground, to absorb my fertilizers, to wax luxuriant, and disport itself in the summer air, and with very little thought of making any return to me. [4]
He went out into the world and sought out the pleasures that youth delights in. [5]
The American delights in it; in Europe he misses the swing and "go" of the new life. [4]
Richard was wondering how any one could choose to change the sweet dignity of that rural life for the flaring, hurried delights of London and the season. [11]
Each of these homes had charms of its own; charms and delights of its own, and some of them--even in Europe had comforts. [5]
He realized that his joy in it came not from the money itself, but from the spiritual contentment he got out of his family's enjoyment of the pleasures and delights it lavished upon them. [5]
There is nothing he so delights in as a swift, strong stream. [5]
For many years he had watched the personal attractions of his daughter grow, and a brougham and certain other delights not to be mentioned had gradually become, in his mind, synonymous with old age. [9]
The tropics may have their delights, but they have not turf: and the world without turf is a dreary desert. [4]
Full be their harvest-bins with corn and oil, To sorrow may their humour be a foil; Quick be their hearts all wise delights to know, Tardy their footsteps to the gate Farewell. [11]
Her icy silence did not detract from the delights of his gestation. [9]
She reached their destination long before her husband, and without waiting for him, but constantly in the society of her old duenna, she gave herself up with the freedom and eagerness of her fresh youth to the delights of seeing and admiring. [10]
One of the delights of friendship, as is well known, is the exchange of confidences of joy or sorrow, but there was, in Janet's promotion, something intensely personal to increase her natural reserve. [9]
Nothing delights a cub so much as an opportunity to go out sounding. [5]
However much a careful housewife, who thinks more of neatness than enjoyment, may dislike this, it is one of the chief delights of a wood-fire. [4]
The American scholar cannot afford to live for himself, nor merely for scholarship and the delights of learning. [4]
Yet, hard as as it is to conceive of it, never had the music sounded with noisier delights in the dancing-halls of Venice, nor had the money been more lightly tossed from hand-to-hand over the gaming-tables, nor, at any time, had there been hotter love-making. [10]
Indeed, the poems and writings of Petrarca yielded us greater delights than all the Greek and Roman heathen. [10]
It only pleases and delights me. [5]
And nearer,--greatest of all delights to me,--riding on the swell was a fleet of ships. [9]

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