esteem

This was not in the strain of hireling praise; but the genuine tribute of esteem and admiration.

We have had abundant reason to regard them with esteem and love.

We do not esteem at will, and because it is our interest to esteem.

On the passage of the Act of Parliament prohibiting this trade to British subjects rests, what you esteem, the glory of your life.

As a marriage dowry he would present us with several barrels of specie, thus showing in what esteem he held me.

"And he will expect you to esteem him, to shake hands with him, and raise your hat to him as usual," continued Renée.

I told her that there was a current report that I treated her ill, though I made it my study to give her every mark of my esteem.

I will even agree to express but half my esteem for you, for fear of cloying you with too full a dose.

You do, you must, respect me—and you will be sorry to forfeit my esteem.

In addition it gained him the esteem of a new circle of scientists and that a decidedly exclusive circle.