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Updated: June 10, 2025
On a certain day about vesper time, because of the holiness of the hour, Mochuda said to his monks: "We shall not eat to-day till each one of you has made his confession," for he knew that some one of them had ill will in his heart against another. All the brethren thereupon confessed to him.
Harry Jocelyn was moodily happy, but good; greatly improved in the eyes of his grandmama Bonner, who attributed the change to the Countess, and partly forgave her the sinful consent to the conditions of her love-match with the foreign Count, which his penitent wife had privately confessed to that strict Churchwoman. 'Thank Heaven that you have no children, Mrs.
She confessed to having left her own possessions in such confusion the evening before when she dressed again to go up the river, that Priscilla had called it a monkey's wedding, and had gone away after one scornful look inside the door.
At least she thought of nothing but pleasure and confessed it freely; she did not preach sermons herself, nor did she listen to them from others; I went so far as to tell Brigitte that she ought to adopt her as a model, and that she was just the kind of woman to please me. Poor Madame Daniel discovered signs of melancholy in Brigitte's eyes.
Confess, or it will go worse with thee!" Sidsel, uttered a horrible cry and fell down upon her knees. "O God, help me!" said she, and confessed that she was the thief. A chamber high up in the roof was prepared as a prison; here the delinquent was secured until the affair, on the following day, should be announced to the magistrate.
Everything goes wrong here, and that happy time is so far away." "But if you have confessed to God, and have His forgiveness, the happiness will come again." "Confess to Him? How could I? He is such a long way off now, and there is such a gulf between that I cannot pray to Him." "Oh, Ruth; you are making a great mistake.
There is nothing unworthy of a prophet who had just confessed his ignorance in the supposition. His unobtrusive spirit delighted to hide its power behind material vehicles, as is seen in most of his miracles; and, if he remembered how he himself, in his early days, had parted the waters with his master's cloak, he might think it possible that his servant should work a miracle with his staff.
If Madge had confessed herself Roman Catholic, or idolator, Selina knew how to begin.
I told him and explained that I was trying to fit myself for teaching and that I was living as cheaply as possible. "I haven't any money for tuition," I confessed. He mused a moment, then said, "If you wish to come into my school I shall be glad to have you do so. Never mind about tuition, pay me when you can." This generous offer sent me away filled with gratitude and an illogical hope.
The mother used to take care of her baby when she could, and then leave her to the neighbors. But the mother must have been unusual, too, for she taught Tania all sorts of poetry and music when Tania was only a tiny child. Indeed, Tania knows a great deal more about literature than I do now," confessed Madge honestly. "It isn't so strange, after all, that Tania pretends.
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