faithfullest

The foregoing sounds like a paragraph from "Midshipman Easy" or the "Water Witch," rather than a paragraph from the soberest, faithfullest, and most literal chronicle of the sea ever written.

A CLASSIC OF THE SEA 2010

The affectionate animal seemed to mourn the loss of his master, and while sometimes she indulged herself in fancifully telling him her fears, she imagined she read in his countenance the faithfullest sympathy.

Cecilia 2008

Mr Sparkler had been other than the faithfullest and most submissive of swains, he was sufficiently hard pressed to have fled from the scene of his trials, and have set at least the whole distance from Rome to London between himself and his enchantress.

Little Dorrit 2007

Kindlier and more constant than the faithfullest of slaves — this is that possession best named all-serviceable. 173 Consider what the post is that he assigns himself! to meet and supplement what is lacking to the welfare of his friends, to promote their private and their public interests, is his concern.

Memorabilia 2007

Curse upon the heart of the little devil, said I, who instigates you to think so hardly of the faithfullest heart in the world!

Clarissa Harlowe 2006

He clasped me to the faithfullest of human hearts.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

In short, you are a charming girl; and Lady Betty says so too; and moreover adds, that if he makes you not the best and faithfullest of husbands, he cannot deserve you, for all his fortune and birth.

Pamela 2006

Sir, the blessings of one of the faithfullest and worthiest hearts in the kingdom.

Pamela 2006

How can you thus torture the faithfullest heart in the world?

Clarissa Harlowe 2006

Pullen, yea their verie Dogges, the truest and faithfullest servants to men, being beaten and banished from their houses, went wildly wandring abroad in the fields, where the Corne grew still on the ground without gathering, or being so much as reapt or cut.

The Decameron 2004