Highbred [adjective]

He brushed around Von Rosen out in the kitchen, and mewed a little, delicate, highbred mew.

Now, if you buy a highbred animal, and pay a fancy price, it goes under at the least little thing.

Miss Emily in her high bed, her Bible and spectacles on the stand beside her, her starched pillows, her soft and highbred voice?

"Uncommonly highbred looking fellow, Shotover," he said to himself.

If he lets himself down to the comprehension of the illiterate, the highbred city folks may say: "He is beneath his calling."

They were fond and proud of each other, and were religious and good citizens in a highbred, punctilious way.

One glance at her sweet, highbred features was sufficient to exonerate her as a purloiner of gentlemen's garments.

The highbred conduct of Mr. Gwynn from the beginning had been worthy of him as an old-school English gentleman.

An interesting face it was—intelligent and highbred, with well-cut features and a firm, determined chin.

While he was President, the writer was once sitting in the drawing-room of a highbred lady in Boston.