And suddenly through it struck the voice of Dorina, sweetly languid.

"The baths proper are farther up the mountain," said Cugel in a languid voice.

A little way off he heard Lascelles say something; his cold, languid voice was unmistakable.

The bored, languid voice answered: "How much do they expect us to show.

"I was born in Boston," the man replied in a languid voice.

He had a languid English voice, eyes that were sleepily vicious, and carried a riding crop.

"You must reign," he said, in a languid voice.

There was something in his low, languid voice that was absolutely fascinating.

As it became still, he spoke again, his voice languid and intimate.

"So it's true," she said in a languid voice.