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Thus sang Tressady, looking from the languorous woman at his side to the languorous woman graven on the dagger-hilt and so thrust it back into his girdle. And in a while Joanna rose, drawing the heavy boat-cloak about her shapeliness: "There is a small bower I wot of down in the shadows yonder shall be my chamber to-night," said she, staring up at the moon. "And so good night! I'm a-weary!"

They know everything, and their little souls are a-weary of this world. It is a cold day for any child who has nothing left to wonder at. The desire to play is surely a great stroke of Providence, and one of which the world has only recently begun to learn. Take the matter of picnics.

They used to read to me, and, among other things, some papers of 'The Rambler, which I liked not at all; its tripod sentences tired my ear, but I let them go on as well one sound as another. "It chanced that one night, as I was going to sleep, an eastern story in 'The Rambler, was read to me, about some man, a-weary of the world, who took to the peaceful hermitage.

"'Let the dead man lie between us, I proceeded; 'it is not seemly for you to be my friend; and to me you are an ever-present accusation. We must not see each other! "'Oh, Luke! she cried, falling upon her knees imploringly; 'I am a bruised thing, a-weary of the world. This silence and darkness are endeared to me. Do not send me away!

But this is a glorious spot, and my eyes never a-weary looking at it!" "Tis your first acquaintance with a lake; and these ideas come over us all at such times. Lakes have a gentle character, as I say, being pretty much water and land, and points and bays."

We have the Word of God as you have, and we use the same creeds. What more can the rankest Papist ask? Tell me that, Mr. Norris; for I am a-weary of your folk." The Queen turned and faced him again a moment, and her eyes were peevish and resentful. Presently she went on again. "Mr. Campion told me it was the oath that troubled him. He could not take it, he said.

But Louis XIII. had learned the charm of confidence and intimacy; and he turned to Louise de La Fayette, a charming girl of seventeen, who was as virtuous as Mdlle. d'Hautefort, but more gentle and tender than she, and who gave her heart in all guilelessness to that king so powerful, so a-weary, and so melancholy at the very climax of his reign.

When I was called up for the seventh time Madame de Montesson said to my mother, who had come from Sens to be present at the distribution, "Pray, madame, crown your son this time; my hands are a-weary." There was an inspector of the military schools, whose business it was to make an annual report on each pupil, whether educated at the public expense or paid for by his family.

And presently, I put her from mine arms, to lie; yet so that she might not perceive the body of the Yellow Beast-Man. And I made clean the Diskos, from her sight, and afterward I put on the scrip; and I took the Maid to mine arms again, and had the Diskos in my hand beside her. And she made protest that she should truly walk; for that I was all a-weary, and she come to her strength again.

Her voice was the voice of Phedre, and the gesture of lassitude with which she let her arms fall into her lap was precisely that which only the day before she had used to accompany Portia's plaint of my little body is a-weary of this great world.

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