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But, with us, they will pardon something to the spirit of liberty, much to that of love and humanity which breathes through all. Disgusted and heart-sick at the general indifference of Church and clergy to the temporal condition of the people, at their apologies for and defences of slavery, war, and capital punishment, Rogers turned Protestant, in the full sense of the term.

"Always generous," said Jane, with gratitude beaming in her eye, for in truth she felt heart-sick at the thought of placing a still greater distance between herself and those her heart yearned to see. "It is nothing," said the chief. "Whirlwind would give his life, if it would save the antelope a pang of sorrow or grief."

I shall go from the young Queen to obtain permission from the Queen-mother. No question was asked. Diane never even thought objection possible. It was a close to that present life which she had begun to loathe; it gave comparative liberty. It would dull and confuse her heart-sick pain, and give her a certain superiority to her brother.

From his perch upon the iceberg Bobby looked eagerly for Jimmy and the skiff. He feared that some of the ponderous blocks of ice had fallen upon them and crushed them, and the thought made him heart-sick for an instant.

They should have got more amidships if they could. They will be sick the longer in their position." "Poor boys!" said Troubridge; "they'll be more heart-sick than stomach-sick, I expect. They'd halfrepented before they sailed." Mary sat down by Mrs. Buckley, and had half an hour's agreeable conversation with her, till they all rose to go. Mrs.

The lady of this quartette smiled amiably, as she did not feel. "Looking at your ancestors, I suppose," said Mr. Raby, pointing to the monkeys; "we will not disturb you. Come." And he led Caroline away. Little was heart-sick. He dared not follow them. But an hour later he saw something which filled his heart with bliss unspeakable.

"Ay," said he to himself, "I WILL remember you, you heartless jilt, and the man you have jilted me for. Staines is his d d name, is it?" He drove back crestfallen, bitter, and, for once in his life, heart-sick, and drew up at his lodgings. Here he found attendants waiting to receive him.

He was very weary heart-sick and foot-sore as he climbed the dark steps of the three-story house. He felt pent in the vast pulsations of life about him a feeling of impossibility, of a task greater than he could bear. He simply had to see the young woman who was responsible for sending him here.

She knew in her heart of hearts that she did not love him that love the passion which she had read of in prose and poetry was still a stranger to her soul: but just at this Moment, galled and stung by Miss Pew's unkindness, heart-sick at her own absolute desolation, the sound of his voice was sweet in her ears, the look of the tall slim figure, the friendly face turned towards her, was pleasant to her eyes.

She was weary and heart-sick, and, worst of all, she began to feel that most terrible of burdens, the burden of her life to others. I was much relieved when The Pilot came in fresh and bright, waving a bunch of wild-flowers in his hand. "I thought they were all gone," he cried. "Where do you think I found them?

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