That she endeared herself to the public. Partly, no doubt, her popularity was due to the disgust inspired by her rival, Louise de Keroualle, duchess of Portsmouth, and to the fact that, while the Frenchwoman was a Catholic, she was a Protestant. [Please select]
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Best of all, Honora, by her unselfishness, endeared herself to her hostess. [Please select]
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Many old kindly customs and courtesies had endeared Godfrey Bertram to his poorer neighbours. [Please select]
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He endeared himself to the New England officers and their men. [Please select]
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She is not endeared to the heart of the nation she indirectly ruled. [Please select]
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The picture endeared him wherever is understood the full significance of that matchless word 'Home.' [Please select]
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The secret of his popular success is the moral aim, which endeared him to mankind. [Please select]
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