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Updated: June 28, 2025
This, certainly, was what Ivan did; and his face came in time so to show the bitterness of his heart, that Joseph, rising stealthily from his unknown depth, dreaming of finding help from his once benefactor, twice beheld the depth of Ivan's habitual frown, and stole away without making appeal to the heart-hungry man who now, year by year, labored alone in his desolate palace.
Squaw, she must always listen to her heart, that is Great Spirit talking. Your heart, it say marry Kut-le!" Molly paused and looked at the girl, who sat with stormy eyes on the sinking sun. And she forgot her hard-earned wisdom and was just a heart-hungry woman. "You stay! Stay with Kut-le and old Molly! You so sweet! You like little childs!
Most of the girls had their particular friends, and even the few other orphans beside Nancy in the school had those who loved and cared for them. But here was a heart-hungry girl with absolutely no apparent future. The end of her last year at Higbee was approaching and neither Nancy, nor Miss Trigg, nor Miss Prentice herself, knew the first thing about what was to "be done with her."
She was so pretty, so modest, so diligent, so homekeeping, and so shy, what wonder that those lonely, heart-hungry men should fall in love with her?
And sacred, too, to the memory of the one far-visioned woman, Fannie Geiger Thompson, who first conceived the thought of marking for the coming generations the course of commerce that built up the West in years gone by. We never lived in Burlingame, where once a heart-hungry little boy I longed to have a home.
But just then she could not smile. If she had cried, things might have been different for every one; for perhaps K. would have taken her in his arms. He was heart-hungry enough, those days, for anything. And perhaps, too, being intuitive, Christine felt this. But she had no mind to force him into a situation against his will. "It is because you are good," she said, and held out her hand.
"Oh, for my part," said Ann, "I have made up my mind not to lament the inevitable, but my husband is like a lost dog and oh! heart-hungry for Leila, and worried about that boy's examination his passing." "Have I said a word?" said the Squire indignantly. "Pass! Of course, he will pass." "No one doubts that, James; but you are afraid he will not be near the top." "You are a witch, Ann.
So he reflected and drifted, brushing now this, now that, in thought and fancy. Weary lonely he dreamed a dream, dream such as the weary and the lonely have dreamed before, will dream again. Too utterly alone, he dreamed he was not alone. Heart-hungry, he dreamed of love. He dreamed of Ann. He had dreamed of her before, would dream of her again.
Having everything just so isn't of much account when a man's heart-hungry. I'd rather have had one of her old smiles and gone without my dinner. Well, well; how little a man understands himself or knows the future!
Soon a fine oak fire burned in the fireplace. They sat at the old table at last, side by side, and ate the delightful lunch. Under the influence of the bottle of claret, from The Gaffs cellar, her courage came and her animation was beautiful to him something that seemed more of girlhood than womanhood. He drank it all in hungry heart-hungry for comfort and love; and she saw and understood.
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