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To me it cannot be, having no world, no tribe only myself and you!" Vesta came forward and lifted his hand, which was cold. "I believe that you love me," she said. "I believe this hand has the lines of a gentleman. Now, I will trust to you a family confidence. The troubles of this house are like a fire which there is no other way of treating than to put it out at once.
You shall be mine; you shall have my undivided care, shall share all my happiness, and console me in all my troubles." The King despatched a courier to Paris, and wrote letters himself to Vienna, by the Queen's bedside; and part of the rejoicings ordered took place in the capital. A great number of attendants watched near the Queen during the first nights of her confinement.
"I always thought that Billie and Nancy had unlimited endurance. The other girls are much more delicate. Do you suppose Nancy has anything on her mind?" Mr. Campbell shook his head. It was impossible for him to think that any of those light-hearted creatures could have troubles.
For here is a fact as real as the troubles and changes of life: 'Your Father knoweth that ye have need of these things. Ah! the recognition of that will keep our inmost hearts full of sweet peace, whatever may befall the outward life.
Snodgrass, who is writing a work on "The Discomforts of the Rich," taking a view of life which he says has been wholly overlooked. Their troubles are real and unbearable, because they are largely of the mind. All these are set forth with so much powerful language and variety of illustration that King said no one could read the book without tears for the rich of Newport, and he asked Mr.
I thought people always died or went into convents I don't mean that Aunt Maria could have done that, but I did not think that way of hers was a broken heart! 'If she has had such troubles, it should indeed make us try to be very forbearing with her, said Albinia. 'Will you ask papa about it? entreated Sophy.
Madame de Fermont, forgetting her own alarm, ran to her daughter, pressed her in her arms, made her drink a little water, and, with the most tender caresses, succeeded in calming her. "Be composed, my poor child the bad man has gone away." Then the wretched mother cried, with a touching accent, "Yet it is this notary who is the cause of all our troubles.
The laugh that followed changed the subject, although warm in William's consciousness the thought remained that she had let him know what the subject meant to her: he shared a secret with her! She had told him, indirectly perhaps, but still told him, of her troubles with young Sam. It was as if she had put out her hand and said, "Help me!"
No, Niafer, I voice no criticism, because with us two this Misery of earth, whom some call Béda, and others Kruchina, has dealt very handsomely. It troubles me to suspect that he was also called Mimir; but of this we need not speak, because a thing done has an end, even a killed grandfather.
The hand of industry has slowly but gradually effaced the traces of its ravages, while its beneficent influence still survives; and this general sympathy among the states of Europe, which grew out of the troubles in Bohemia, is our guarantee for the continuance of that peace which was the result of the war.