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Smile in sentence

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She blushed with excitement when he entered the room, and could not repress a smile of delight when he said something agreeable to her.
'How would it do to appoint Countess Mary Borisovna, Minister of War? and Princess Vatkovskaya, Chief of the Staff?' said a grey-haired old man in a gold-embroidered uniform to a tall and beautiful Maid of Honour, in answer to her question about the promotions'And me, aide-de-camp,' replied the Maid of Honour with a smile.
Repressing a smile of pleasure, he shrugged his shoulders and closed his eyes, as if to say that it could not give him pleasure.
'Well, now we can sit down quietly,' said she with an agitated smile, as she squeezed herself in between the table and sofa, 'and have a chat over our tea.'
'Vasily Lukich, one moment!' said Serezha with that bright and affectionate smile which always overcame the conscientious Vasily Lukich.
Then he would see her whole face, she would smile, embrace him, and he would smell her peculiar scent, feel the tenderness of her touch, and cry with joy as he had done one evening when he lay at her feet and she tickled him, while he shook with laughter and bit her white hand with the rings on the fingers.
'Alexis, don't be angry with me!Please understand that it is not my fault,' said Varya, looking at him with a timid smile.
At the moment when his lips were closing they extended into a blissful sleepy smile, and with that smile he again fell slowly and sweetly backwards.
Dearest, darling!' he shouted, again throwing himself upon her, and embracing her, as if he by now, having seen her smile, clearly realized what had happened.
Serezha, with bright eyes and beaming smile, holding his mother with one hand and his nurse with the other, jumped with his plump bare feet on to the carpet.
It was impossible not to smile, not to kiss the little thing; impossible not to hold out a finger to her, which she caught, screaming and wriggling the whole surface of her little body; impossible not to approach one's lips to her mouth and let her draw them in, her way of kissing.
But of course you don't care for life abroad,' she went on with a pleasant smile: 'I know you and know all your tastes, though we have met so seldom.''I am very sorry to hear it, for my tastes are mostly bad,' said Yashvin, biting the left side of his moustache.
Of all his regimental friends Alexis liked you best.''I shall be very pleased,' said Yashvin, with a smile which showed Vronsky that he liked Anna very much.
'Was it wrong of me to ask him to dinner?''You have done very well,' he replied, showing his compact row of teeth in a calm smile, and kissing her hand.
'I'm sorry that between half-past six and nine is just the time when I cannot come,' she replied with a faint smile.
'Well, let us go,' he said, smiling slightly under cover of his big moustache, and showing by that smile that he understood the cause of Vronsky's depression, but did not attach importance to it.
He had noticed Vronsky afar off and welcomed him with a smile.
'You might be a diplomatist, an artist, or anything of that kind.''Yes, as soon as I returned home I put on a black coat,' Vronsky replied with a smile, slowly taking out his opera-glasses.
'I have been expecting you all the time,' said his mother with a sarcastic smile.
'I never see anything of you.'Her son saw that she could not repress a smile of satisfaction.
'I am a poor judge,' he replied, looking severely at her.'Like Prince Yashvin, who considers that Patti sings too loud,' she returned with a smile.
Having boldly approached him, her beautiful eyes beaming (eyes so like her father's), she gave him his hat and made a movement as if to put it on him, her shy and gentle smile softening the boldness of the action.
'Varenka is waiting,' she said, carefully placing his hat on his head when she saw from his smile that she had permission to do so.
There is a sort of barrier, and suddenly down it goes,' said Dolly with a dreamy smile, recalling her past with Oblonsky.
'Quite all right,' replied Kitty with a smile.
'I don't know what to think,' Levin replied with a smile.
'Not exactly that he can't fall in love,' Levin answered with a smile, 'but he has none of that weakness which is necessary...
'And you?' said Kitty with a mocking smile of loving amusement.
She could not have expressed the sequence of thoughts that made her smile, but the last deduction was that her husband, in extolling his brother and depreciating himself, was not quite sincere.
What are you dissatisfied with?' she said with the same smile.
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