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My family were greatly in my thoughts. I wondered how my wife was making out and if she was receiving her separation allowance all right, for I had heard of many cases where the reverse had happened; and whether the boys were well and going to school. I hoped that all was well with them and that they did not worry too much over my lot.

His men cost him twelve to fifteen hundred dollars apiece and are too valuable to lose." "Well, I wouldn't worry about this man, he may be useful some day to save that kind of property." "Of course, you can take it easily, you're going away; but if Mr. W. thinks I'm going to sit at table with that wretch he's vastly mistaken." Nov. 20, 1862.

"He is very much better," the Doctor replied. "He wanted me to tell you not to worry about him to-day, for he would keep still without your singing. I did n't know there was such good stuff in him. He has been angelic, Miss Price says, ever since he heard that you were tired out. That seemed to touch his little heart. He called you 'a dandy girl. You have quite won him over."

You haven't slept any at all!" "Yes, I did. I got some sleep. I'm going over to the works now. I got to throw some figures together to show the bank. Don't worry: I'll get things fixed up. You go back to bed. Good-bye." "Wait!" she bade him sharply. "What for?" "You've got to have some breakfast." "Don't want 'ny." "You wait!" she said, imperiously, and disappeared to return almost at once.

"Then do say so," I begged. "For this evening, then," she assented. "For this evening, then, Felicia," I continued. "I do not wish to worry you by talking about certain things, but do you not think yourself that your uncle is very inconsiderate to leave you here alone on your first visit to London, not to come near the place, or provide you with any means of amusement?

"I'll make some scones. I expect Eliza gives him horrid food. And for supper there's cold chicken and salad and plenty of pudding; but how shall we put up the horse?" "Don't worry, Martha. He's only coming to tea. He won't stay long." "Oh, yes, he will." She had no doubt of it. "I want him to. Make up the fire for me, Daniel, please."

Kurt might become too daring in his climbing feats. Mäzli might run away too far and Lippo might put his strawberries into his trousers-pocket as he had done once already, and cause great harm to his little Sunday suit. "You fuss and worry too much about the children," Uncle Philip said.

But when I get there I wouldn't wonder if he'd have to worry a little about me." They found many of Davis's notes in Tazewell County. Abe Lincoln's complaint represented seven clients and a sum exceeding twenty thousand dollars. "Now, Harry, you don't like Davis and I can't blame you for it," said Honest Abe before they parted. "Don't spoil our case by trying to take it out of his hide.

I shouldn't be surprised but that he knew of this coming trouble and started out to prevent it if he could." "But he wouldn't disappear and make his wife worry." "No, that's so. Well, we'll have to go over there and find out all about it."

"S-ay, in your own home, shouldn't you have your own comfort? You can take it from me, Hattie, no matter what Effie tells you, you're twice the looking woman with some skin on your bones. I want my wife when she sits down to table she should not look blue-faced when the gravy is passed. Maybe it's not the style, but if it suits your old man, we should worry who else it suits."