| Unfortunately for me, doubtlessly, that is so subtile, that I do not understand it. |
| There was the scent of sweet bay in the room, and everywhere the subtile, nameless perfume of the sea. |
| This we may confirm by a reflection, which to some will, perhaps, appear too subtile and refined. |
| And the traveller Leopold said that he should go otherwhither for he was a man of cautels and a subtile. |
| It was as though in some subtile way the girl had breathed a message of kindred savagery to their savage hearts. |
| A wordless question is asked, a subtile understanding is vouchsafed. |
