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I did not know who you were when you know I said In fact, it is kind let us say no more about it I beg your pardon There will be a vast gathering at Denis Ramel's funeral, if there are present only a quarter of those whom he has obliged." Vaudrey was heartbroken the next day. Behind Ramel's coffin, not a person followed.
Who can tell the tears he shed, the groans he groaned, the prayers for mercy he said, maybe, and the worlds he would give to have that man that he killed only by a hasty blow, maybe again alive and well! Father, don't prosecute him; leave the poor heartbroken ould man to God! Don't you see that God has already taken him an' his into His hands; hasn't He punished them a hundred ways for years?
But as I said, when her child wus about four years old, Cicely took a turn, and begun to get all worked up and excited by turns a worryin' about the boy. She'd talk about it a sight to me, and I hearn it from others. She rousted up out of her deathly weakness and heartbroken, stunted calm, for such it seemed to be for the first two or three years after her husband's death.
They laughed, they moved, whilst some in the back row stood up to see the fun, leaving for one second an open space through which Damaris could see the fluttering white bird. "Ah!" she cried, heartbroken at the sight; then, "Fetch!" she commanded the dog, pointing across the square.
Then, as if realising for the first time that it was death he looked upon, and that the crowd below was a funeral procession, his face altered and he fell back with a low heartbroken moan into the arms of those who supported him. As his white head disappeared from sight, the procession moved on, and from only one pair of lips went up that groan of sorrow with which every heart seemed surcharged.
Larkum responded calmly. "I made up my mind only this morning it was useless for me to expect to get round again; and I was nearly heartbroken thinking of poor father and the children going on the parish." "A nice new frock, and good vittels ain't bad medsin for poor folks sometimes," Mrs. Blake said dryly. "That is true; but I was feeling very low and weak," Mrs. Larkum said, apologetically.
"Have you seen Charlie Carter?" was the first question she asked him. "Not lately," he answered; "I met him at Harvey's." "I know that," said she. "They tell me he got drunk." "I'm afraid he did," said Montague. "Poor boy!" exclaimed Mrs. Winnie. "And Alice saw him! He must be heartbroken!" Montague said nothing. "You know," she went on, "Charlie really means well.
"But then, you know, they'll be expectin' us to bring an extra young man." "They needn't be heartbroken over that," says I. "You didn't say who he was, did you?" "Why, no," says Ferdie; "but " "Since you press me so hard," says I, "I'll sub for him. Guess you need me to get you there, anyway." "By Jove!" says Ferdie, as the proposition percolates through the hominy. "I wonder if "
And so the poor old heartbroken creature had to go to the Governor and get the old man pardoned out. Bless her for her steadfast fidelity! Margaret the Childless. This, therefore, is the story of her: Some four years ago her husband brought home a baby, which he said he found lying in the street, and which they concluded to adopt.
Her father failed, and she was heartbroken at having to leave college; but that splendid man just stepped in and made it all right. 'Yes, and Professor Bhaer has several of the boys down at his house evenings to help them along so they can keep up with the rest; and Mrs Bhaer took care of Charles Mackey herself when he had a fever last year.
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