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Updated: June 14, 2025
Gulping back the lump that rose in her throat, the black-eyed girl by the window wheeled toward her playmate, now lying prostrate on the floor, and dropping on her knees beside her she exclaimed penitently, "I am mean, Carrie! I am glad because you are going away to school, but it is so hard to have you leave here when I can't go, too. Ain't I selfish?
"That's true enough, laddie; but it is they who have cared for you and brought you up. When you are a man you can no doubt go which way it pleases you; but till then you owe your duty and respect to them, and not to me, who have done nought for you but just carry you over here in my cloak." "I know they have done everything for me," Ronald said penitently.
Sumfit performed a methodical "Ahem!" and noised the sole of her shoe on the gravel "so, and folks 'll think it's a mistake they made." "What's that?" the farmer pointed at a projection under Rhoda's shawl. "It is a present, father, for my sister," said Rhoda. "What is it?" the farmer questioned again. Mrs. Sumfit fawned before him penitently "Ah!
"Nay, forgive me!" he said penitently. "So intent was I on thy rescue that I forgot to soften my words. Let it be. It is said; I would it were not true." Her affright was only momentary, for her faith restored her ere his last words were spoken. "It will not come to pass," she declared. "Jehovah will not suffer it. Thou shalt see and let the Pharaoh beware!"
He has called public attention to the following pointed criticism of Canon Taylor's plea for Islam, made by a gentleman long resident in Algeria, and he has given it his own endorsement: "Canon Isaac Taylor," says the writer, "has constructed at the expense of Christianity a rose-colored picture of Islam, by a process of comparison in which Christianity is arraigned for failures in practice, of which Christendom is deeply and penitently conscious, no account being taken of Christian precept; while Islam is judged by its better precepts only, no account being taken of the frightful shortcomings in Mohammedan practice, even from the standard of the Koran."
Rose Stillwater raised her beautiful soft blue eyes, brimming with tears that ever came at will, gazed sorrowfully, penitently, deprecatingly, into the lady's face and cooed: "I feel as if it were a sin to refuse you! You who have been a mother to me. And, oh! how dearly I should love to stay with you and wait on you forever and forever! I could not conceive a happier life!
Well, you show your joy in a mighty queer way." "She's done out, Doctor," cried Moira, springing from her horse and running to her sister-in-law. "I ought to have come before to relieve her," she continued penitently, with her arms round Mandy, "but I knew so little, and besides I thought the doctor was here." "He was here," said Mandy, recovering herself. "He has just gone, and oh, I am glad.
So she held the furious rebel until the clock pointed to the hour of closing, and then with the cold words, "You may go, now," she dismissed her, half expecting the girl would linger and penitently ask her forgiveness; when she meant to be very firm and make her see the error of her ways, but at last to accept her apology and let the matter drop.
"Too many for wanderers," he continued, drawing her hands to his breast; then, as she clung to him, weeping and trembling a little: "It had to be, mother," he said, kissing her penitently where the fine wrinkles died into the cheek. AMHERST'S dismissal was not to take effect for a month; and in the interval he addressed himself steadily to his task.
I wanted YOU to help ME, because I am poor in what artists so much need, real grace and beauty. I hoped you would allow me to give your sister a copy of the sketch as a token of my gratitude for four great kindness." The frown vanished and the smile returned as the soft answer turned away Jessie's wrath and made her hasten to say penitently,
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