rubicund उदाहरण वाक्य

A 1940 " Baltimore Sun " article by Amy Grief describes " a visit to his large, sunny office, situated conveniently near the print shop, where he can hear the sond of his beloved presses and be accessible to anyone who comes to him for advice, reveals a small, rubicund cheerful man with white hair, keen blue eyes and a general Pickwickian air . . . very genial, very approachable, very kindly ."
Describing the event to a friend sometime later, Asquith wrote; " When I fully realised what a position had been created, I saw that I could not go on without dishonour or impotence, or both . " That evening, he dined at Downing Street with family and friends, his daughter-in-law Cynthia describing the scene; " I sat next to the P . M . he was too darling rubicund, serene, puffing a guinea cigar and talking of going to Honolulu . " Cynthia believed that he would be back " in the saddle " within a fortnight with his position strengthened.