frank

• By far the best part of my day was spent in play--frank, hearty, boisterous play, such as comes natural to American children. —  The Promised Land
• He smiled to himself as he recalled her smile--frank, beaming, her face radiant with undisguised pleasure Kate was sitting on a rock on the backbone of a ridge when he drew in sight of her--a dark picturesque silhouette against the sky. —  The Fighting Shepherdess
• The man that brought them in was very frank, and very much of a gentleman; and he lay his hand upon his bosom-pin, and swear he sell those things because he has no more use for them,--his family all sick of tyvoid fever, and cannot live the week out. —  Five Hundred Dollars First published in the "Century Magazine"
• I am very frank, and tell you that I should be rejoiced to have you for my son-in-law I'm sure I'm very much obliged to you But neither by me nor by her father will any constraint ever be put on the inclinations of our child. —  Orley Farm
• Ernest was to her still the frank, ardent, simple-hearted boy whom she had loved so long and so truly. —  Evenings at Donaldson Manor Or, The Christmas Guest

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