The nurse, 32, and a 50-year-old doctor have been charged in the deaths that have angered and frightened a country that prides itself on its culture of kindliness.
42.
Miss Parkin still retains a lively memory of the kindliness of William, 12th Baron, and has a photograph, taken by him in the Rectory garden, of Rector Parkin and his family.
43.
The success which Miss Knight obtained in her portraits of children appears to have been the result of her engaging charm, quiet soft voice, merry vivacious manner, and great kindliness of disposition.
44.
Belafonte's dignity and kindliness overwhelm the bigotry that his character is supposed to express, and Travolta's natural-born spiffy attitude works against his portrayal of a scruffy, downtrodden sort.
45.
People at that period had learned to live on terms of friendship and kindliness towards each other; and, consequently, it was not a difficult matter to heal a breach between any two individuals.
46.
For example, in the story " His Little Son ", Lad takes over the raising of his son, using an even tempered, rational training system that reflects " discipline and firm kindliness ".
47.
On the 84th Congress'opening day, Johnson let Rayburn do the talking, promising that Eisenhower's legislation would be looked on " with kindliness because he is the leader of our country ."
48.
All this has been in the works for more than a year, including working with the filmmakers and skull sessions in which Babe's key " values " were determined to be innocence, kindliness and adventure.
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But he died, on the 23rd of October 1867, in poverty, though his genuine kindliness and unselfishness, his devotion to his family and friends, and his rare modesty, endeared him to all who knew him.
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Although he was a relatively lenient master _ against all Edwardian convention, he allowed the hallboy ( who literally had to sleep in the hall ) to fish in his trout lake _ he could take such kindliness only so far.
