chaste

As we see the marriage market unfold in all its patriarchal glory, Whistledown tells us that the “titled, chaste and innocent” daughters of the Ton have been preparing for marriage “since birth.”

And besides these his masterpieces, his verses have the chaste and exquisite quality of the best Greek poetry.

These ulmens of the spiritual world are conceived to be of both sexes, who always continue pure and chaste without propagation.

His style is uniformly distinguished by a chaste simplicity, and well sustained power.

He terms the body "holy" when it is chaste, chastity being, in God's sight, equivalent to holiness.

With that single glance she halted; her eyes sought the ceiling in chaste exaltation.

There are pleasures, delicious emotions the chaste heart seeks to veil, which cannot escape the shock of startled modesty.

In England, you are surprised at the confident bearing of young girls, and the chaste reserve of married women.

Remove not thyself, even for a little week, from thy place in her chaste bosom.

The chaste daughters of Apollo willingly left the slopes of Helicon and Parnassus at his call.