英和和英

(of one's mind) to calm down

prejudiced thoughts or feelings

to bear something in mind

one's attitude of thinking

for one's mind to be at ease

to attract someone

the heart

things of the heart

of one's mind, to be twisted

of one's heart, to be warmed

as one pleases―at one's pleasure

one's mind

to harbour―cherish―in one's mind

the reluctance to keep one's company

impatience to do something

have a peaceful mind；feel at peace

the condition of being likely to do something

a tidy mind

to be reserved

of one's mental condition, to be melancholy

to yearn after something

of a mind, to be warped

of a person's thoughts or feelings, the state of being prejudiced

With kind regards,

to be attracted

a closing remark in a letter, translated as "Yours truly"

Everything depends on the temper of one's mind

a base mind

to divert one's mind―divert one's attention

spirit of compassion