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Cassilis. 'All the women are in love with him, they say. Lady Eleanor Ducie quite raves about him. 'By-the-bye, his grandfather has been very unwell, said Mr. Ormsby, looking mysteriously. 'I saw Lady Monmouth here just now, said Mr. Melton. 'Oh! he is quite well again, said Mr. Ormsby. 'Got an odd story at White's that Lord Monmouth was going to separate from her, said Mr. Cassilis.
With a pretty gesture, she brought her face close to her mother's lips, and, without pausing, whispered the question: "Do you love me?" Helene kissed her somewhat absently. She was amazed and impatient at her early return. Had an hour really gone by since she had fled from the ball-room? However, to satisfy the child, who seemed uneasy, she told her that she had felt rather unwell.
When the revolution of February, 1848, broke out, Lamartine, being unwell, did not make his way on the first day through the crowds to the Chamber of Deputies, nor did he go thither on the second, looking on the affair as an émeute likely to be followed only by a change of ministry. But when news was brought to him which made him feel it was a very serious affair, he went at once to the Chamber.
Lady Middleton, though in the middle of a rubber, on being informed that Marianne was unwell, was too polite to object for a moment to her wish of going away, and making over her cards to a friend, they departed as soon the carriage could be found. Scarcely a word was spoken during their return to Berkeley Street. Marianne was in a silent agony, too much oppressed even for tears; but as Mrs.
After this had been successfully accomplished, Captain Wickharn being unwell, Stokes was put in charge of a boat party to follow the river up as far as possible.
At last my brother arrived; he looked pale and unwell; I met him at the door. ‘You have been long absent,’ said I. ‘Yes,’ said he, ‘perhaps too long; but how is my father?’ ‘Very poorly,’ said I, ‘he has had a fresh attack; but where have you been of late?’ ‘Far and wide,’ said my brother; ‘but I can’t tell you anything now, I must go to my father.
When Hanky's turn came he was taken suddenly unwell, and had to leave the theatre, on which there was a report in the house that the butter had melted; this was at once stopped by the return of the Professor. Another piece of butter was put into his mouth, and on being taken out after the usual time, was found to shew no signs of having . . . " Miss Bawl to Mr.
After a while she recovered sufficiently to tell him that she had not slept at all during the night, and felt extremely unwell and quite unstrung in consequence. Another fit of immoderate and tearful laughter followed, and Hyacinth, embarrassed and alarmed, fetched a tumbler of soda-water from the syphon on the sideboard.
It was not that she was particularly unwell she simply needed rest. Every now and then retreat from the world and perfect isolation were a necessity to her. If she forced herself to come downstairs when she ought to be by herself she became really ill.
"Unwell! why she wasn't unwell a while ago, when the gardener and I met her and you on your way to the back o' the garden." "Oh, yes," replied Connor; "I forced her to come out, to try what a little cool air-might do for her." "Ay, but, Connor, did you force her to come in again?" "Force! there was no force necessary, Cummiskey. She's now in her own room, quite ill."
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