languor literary

There was too much weakness and languor in his nature.

George turned a face not yet shocked out of its comfortable languor.

He had a languor about him John found vaguely familiar.

It was an evening that suggested languor rather than mystery.

He rose to his feet, and the last languor of the afternoon vanished.

As She spoke, her eyes were filled with a delicious languor.

Together with the figure, it gave an impression of really remarkable languor.

Now, she wondered if this very languor, passing almost for bad health, did not protect her?

It would be easy now to relax, to slide away into languor.

A secret languor was taking hold of my body.

At once all the tension left her and was replaced by a warm languor.

She studied him as best she could in her languor.

There, he turned and watched her as she moved off with laborious languor.

The languor would pass after a few minutes, but until then she needed to be guarded and protected.

Resting in a sexual languor, her mind came to grips with what she had done.

She had a certain languor and seemed ill-at-ease in her father's store.

Her eyes, dark and with a look of languor, were opening to his eyes.

Other collections were suffused with the languor of the East as well.

He did a good job capturing the work's languor.

She must be tired, for a delicious languor was stealing over her.

Their mother was alert, while she made a pretence of great languor.

They broke through the dark languor that held her.

Almost immediately her body was filled with a flooding sensation of languor.

His voice had become hard-edged, with none of its previous languor.