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Oh, my weans, my weans, who'll care for you now when they've kilt your da? Oh, the bonny man, and the kind!" "Is it you, Master Neal?" said the farm servant. "Will you no fetch the minister till her?" "I will, I will," said Neal, conscience-stricken at having mentioned his own need in a home so sorely stricken with grief. He ran from the house back to the manse.
Angry, perplexed, and conscience-stricken, for what now seemed blind and unwise submission to the major, Helen devoted herself to calming Amy, and when at last the poor, broken-hearted little soul fell asleep in her arms, she pondered half the night upon the still unsolved enigma of the Baron Sigismund.
But when Dawson saw that Job had left the room, and withdrawn the light, the conscience-stricken coward came to the door, and implored Job to return. "Will you swear then?" said Jonson; "I will, I will," was the answer. Job then re-entered minutes passed away Job re-appeared, and Dawson was dressed, and clinging hold of him "All's right," said he to me, with a satisfied air.
You tell your old man that I'll accept ten thousand dollars if he'll let me rebuild that road because ever since it washed out I've felt conscience-stricken as hell over starting that cloudburst down his canyon." He rose up gaily, but she refused to be comforted until he laid his big hand on her head, and then she sprang up and threw both arms around his neck and made him give her a kiss.
Don Cesare was in hiding, reported at Foligno. To-morrow there was to be a Holy Conclave all the Cardinals. God knew what Alexander had or had not in his mind, the conscience-stricken old dog. It was known what he had not in his house, at least. Vannozza had been thrice refused admission; so also La Bella Lucrezia. Think of it! This was very grave news to Amilcare's private ear.
'It WAS clever of it so adequate and yet so simple, said the Phoenix, with calm approval. 'Oh, come on home and let's mend the carpet. I am a beast. I'd forgotten the others just for a minute, said the conscience-stricken Anthea.
If Lettie Bronson's friends from boarding school think they are so much better than us folks out here in the country, let us show them that we can have a good time without them." "Oh, I'll go back with you, Hiram," cried Sister, gladly, and the young fellow was a bit conscience-stricken as he noted her changed tone and saw the sparkle that came into her eye.
By the time the "Araminta's" nose slid up on the sloping beach at the foot of the bluff before the Winslow place she held two conscience-stricken culprits instead of one. And if Ruth Armstrong slept but little that night, as her daughter said had been the case the night before, she was not the only wakeful person in that part of Orham.
Yan had been the most active in the chase, and now was far more conscience-stricken than either of the others. "What are we going to do with them?" asked the Woodpecker. "They are too young to be raised for pets." "Better drown them and be done with them," suggested Sappy, recalling the last honours of several broods of Kittens at home.
And I commenced to tell myself how I had even gone about conscience-stricken because I had once brought Hans Pauli's blanket to the pawn-broker's. I laughed sarcastically at my delicate rectitude, spat contemptuously in the street, and could not find words half strong enough to mock myself for my stupidity. Let it only happen now!
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