His gallantry to my Lady, which has never changed since he courted her, is the one little touch of romantic fancy in him.

This was said to have been Chopin's own wish, but his friend Gutmann denied Chopin ever asked for it, and attributed this romantic fancy to journalistic licence.

She seemed to know a lot about Kell, and I wondered if she'd conceived some romantic fancy for the outlaw.

They excited a romantic fancy of castaways and pirate ships.

Gazing into the dying fire, she said aloud, but very softly, "Eve Dixon, you are indulging in romantic fancy.

The stick-in-the-mud who sacks her, played by Miss Tyzack, is Lotte Schoen, a gray personnel bureaucrat who worships fact as much as Lettice reveres romantic fancy.

To be sure, Mary had announced her intention of devoting the rest of her life to her mother, but that was just a young girl's romantic fancy.

One would have thought that noble spirit and romantic fancy would have charmed the huge vagrant, and yet there is no word too bitter for the younger man to use towards the elder.

I was born with other traits besides my romantic fancy.

Just over a year ago, a little movie called "Dirty Dancing" turned into a big box-office hit as it caught the romantic fancy of teen-agers.