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Constance, hard-pressed, conscience-struck, utterly miserable, did not know what to reply. Falloden went on impetuously: "And now at least don't decide against me without thinking without considering what I have been saying. Of course the whole thing may blow over. Radowitz may be all right in a fortnight.
Helen, conscience-struck and re-awakened to holy confidence by the heavenly composure of his manner, obeyed the impulse of his hand, and they both knelt before the minister of peace.
Ratcliffe was conscience-struck, and could not forbear making an involuntary protest against this classification. "I never shed blood," he replied. "But ye hae sauld it, Ratton ye hae sauld blood mony a time. Folk kill wi' the tongue as weel as wi' the hand wi' the word as weel as wi' the gulley!
He pointed to where I floated, that the helmsman might steer the boat aright. "Hurra! hurra!" A shout reached my ears. I knew that my shipmates had given it to encourage me. A few minutes more, and I found myself hauled into the boat. The first person on whom my eyes rested was Iffley. He looked, I fancied, conscience-struck and defeated.
What with the snow and the fact that she had been so busy talking that she really had no idea how far they had been, it took her a moment to orient herself anew. She told him with a conscience-struck look. "And you," said Riatt, "who do not even know the road to your own house, were volunteering to pilot me through an emotional crisis."
And to think that you and me, his old partners and lifelong chums as you might say, hadn't seen nor spoken to him for over two years. It makes me feel bad. Bad and sort of conscience-struck." "I know; so it does me, in a way. And yet it wasn't our fault, Zoeth. You know as well as I do that Marcellus didn't want to see us. We was over to see him last and he scarcely said a word while we was there.
Pleydell now, turning to Glossin, requested the favour that he would tell them if he had assisted at the search for the body of Kennedy, and the child of his patron, on the day when they disappeared. "I did not that is I did," answered the conscience-struck Glossin.
Pleydell now, turning to Glossin, requested the favour that he would tell them if he had assisted at the search for the body of Kennedy and the child of his patron on the day when they disappeared. 'I did not that is, I did, answered the conscience-struck Glossin.
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