Mitchell would never be interviewed and his kindliness was only known to a few students who had the privilege of his association.
22.
The influx of settlers was made up of farmers who dealt fairly with the Indians and established a precedent of kindliness and justice.
23.
We shall long remember the many scholarly qualities which he possessed and his geniality, kindliness and deep interest in the College ."
24.
Stuck in this quagmire of kindliness, the film can't even develop the claustrophobic energy of " Groundhog Day ."
25.
As far as morality is intuitive, I think it may be reduced to an inherent impulse of kindliness towards our fellow citizens ".
26.
Maybe it's having seen so much that accounts for the kindliness in Aaron's eyes, the way they blend amusement and curiosity.
27.
These proceedings at Hiroshima considerably enhanced the European's opinion of Japanese character, so far at least as kindliness of disposition is concerned .'
28.
In Ireland, as at St . Helena, Sir George Bingham's fine tact and kindliness of disposition appear to have won general esteem.
29.
The sultan is said to have been just, impartial, pious, secular and was beloved by his subjects for his wisdom, kindliness and generosity.
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He was also described as " an active, public-spirited citizen " of which " kindliness and geniality were outstanding qualities in his nature ".
