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My distinguished predecessor has given much attention to the cause of labor, with whose struggle for better things he has shown the sincerest sympathy.

She had replied in a low tone and he little thought how truly "You mistake; it gives me sincerest pleasure to see her your wife today." 1 "My Mind to Me a Kingdom Is" In Clym Yeobright's face could be dimly seen the typical countenance of the future. Should there be a classic period to art hereafter, its Pheidias may produce such faces.

No particularly alarming symptoms appeared during that day, and we remained in a state of suspense more difficult to bear than even the most dreadful certainty. As soon as the king felt himself sufficiently recovered from the fatigues of his removal he requested to see me. After bestowing on me the most gratifying marks of the sincerest attachment, he said,

'Tell him, said he, 'that he has my sincerest wishes for success wherever he may be; and Gertrude, I need hardly say but he could get no further. And so they parted. Before we put Alaric on board the ship which is to take him away from the land in which he might have run so exalted a career, we must say one word as to the fate and fortunes of his old friend Undy Scott.

They started, for their ears were awake to every sound, and beheld to their great pleasure young Hazlewood. 'The Colonel will be here immediately, he said; 'I galloped on before to pay my respects to Miss Bertram, with the sincerest congratulations upon the joyful event which has taken place in her family.

When she approached the city, she was met by the senate and people of Rome, both with acclamations and expressions of sorrow. The veteran soldiers, who had served under German'icus, gave the sincerest testimonies of their concern.

I fear that you will sorely need to remember this. "'My sincerest regards to your family and to all my friends in the hills, not forgetting your friend Ruth. That's all," said Jeffrey, folding the letter. "I wish he'd said more about how he managed the thing." "Isn't it enough to know that he did manage it, without bothering about how? That is the way he does everything."

The instructions given to our ministers were framed in the sincerest spirit of amity and moderation.

She had been greatly assisting to Amelia in making her escape, which I had no opportunity of mentioning to you before, and in all things behaved so well, outwardly at least, to myself as well as her sister, that we regarded her as our sincerest friend.

Conquers also sincerity in the sincerest. She was vexed with her full breast, and had as little command of her thoughts as of her feelings. 'Mr. Weyburn has ideas for the education of girls too, she said. 'There's the task, said he. 'It's to separate them as little as possible. All the passez-moi le mot devilry between the sexes begins at their separation.

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