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In this state, he was assailed by the temptation to drown all his trouble in the cup of confusion, and nearly drawn aside; but a thought of his wife, and the bright hope that had sprung up in her heart in the midst of darkness, held him back. "It's no use to try, Mary," he said, despondingly, as he entered his poorly-furnished abode, and found his wife busy with her needle. "I can't get any work."
Both sides are marshaling their forces, and the fight on this bill is evidently going to be the hottest of the session. All Washington is boiling." "It's easy enough for another fellow to talk," said Harry, despondingly, after he had put Philip in possession of his view of the case. "It's easy enough to say 'give her up, if you don't care for her. What am I going to do to give her up?"
"I knew how it would be," said Agatha, the eldest girl, despondingly, "when Johnnie wouldn't change his boots yesterday. And now there will be no Jack-in-the-box; and it was one of the best." "Can't someone else take it?" said Tom Beresford, looking round. "No one small enough for the tub," was the answer; "Johnnie is such a mite, and made such good faces." Nan's heart beat fast.
A low, hoarse whisper, asks you for bread; a listless countenance quickens at your footfall. Oh! could you but feel the emotion that has touched that shrunken form which so despondingly waits the coming of a messenger of mercy.
Absorbed in his reflections, he did not at first appear to perceive the speaker, but threw himself despondingly on a chair, rested his elbows upon the table, and hid his face in his hands. After a long meditation, he rose, and said in a low voice: "It must yes, it must be done!" Taking a few steps up and down the room, Dagobert looked around him, as if in search of something.
You see, the act declares certain persons traitors, and that their property is forfeited to the state. Now what we must do is to make out that Greenwood was Mrs. Meredith's and that as she was n't named in the act, of course the sale was n't valid and is void." The squire wagged his head despondingly. "By the colony law it became mine the moment she inherited it."
"What didst thou serve to Monseigneur, my little one?" he asked his wife with a coaxing and caressing air, as though she were some delicate and dainty sylph of the woodlands, instead of being the lady of massive proportions which she undoubtedly was, "Something of delicacy and fine flavour, doubtless?" Madame Patoux shook her head despondingly.
"I am Gilbert de Hers!" At this bold declaration, Sir Sandrit started up, almost livid with anger, while the corded veins swelled in his menacing brow; Father Omehr clasped his hands, despondingly at first, and then, raising them as if in prayer, kept his eye fixed on the baron; the Lady Margaret bent her head in deep affliction, and Humbert involuntarily struck his harp.
Indeed, he refused to answer some questions positively refused. I don't know what I can do for him." "Then you think him guilty, sir?" said Job despondingly. "No, I don't," replied Mr. Bridgnorth, quickly and decisively. "Much less than I did before I saw him. That's all." He began to write again, for he had no time to lose. "But he must not be hung," said Job with vehemence. Mr.
Black slaves and white masters tyrants and victims the innocent and the guilty, must all succumb to the same fate every living thing on board the Pandora must die! This then was the meaning of the four short words that were muttered so despondingly by the sailor. Words of dread import were they, a phrase of fatal meaning.
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