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Updated: May 21, 2025
"Save fer a miracle of luck, Jim, ye'd be a dead man now an' whilst we tarries fer ye ter parley, you an' me an' others besides us air like ter die. Over-hastiness is a sorry fault but dilitariness is oftentimes sorrier." Back in the house that had grown around the nucleus of a revolutionary cabin sat the woman who had been for such a short time a wife and who might so soon be a widow.
She was really much sorrier for her guardian's death than for the loss of her insignificant fortune. The latter had represented only the means of holding her in bondage, and its disappearance was the occasion of her immediate plunge into the wide bright sea of life surrounding the island-of her captivity.
Angela sat silent in the shadow of a bay window, quite as heavy-hearted as her sister sorry for Hyacinth, but still sorrier for Hyacinth's husband, yet feeling that there was treachery and unkindness in making him first in her thoughts. But surely, surely he deserved a better wife than this!
"No," Nancy said deliberately, "I don't, and you know very well I don't. Unlock that door, and let's be sensible." "Don't you know, dear, or care that you're hurting me?" "No, I don't," Nancy said. "You say so, and I hear you, but I don't really believe it. If I did " "If you did what?" "Then I'd be sorrier." "You aren't sorry at all, as it stands."
He's the straight masculine type with a streak of old romance that would make him love a woman the more, the sorrier he was for her, and the weaker she was I mean so long as she was young. After this, just get to work on your character, kid. When you're thirty maybe he won't feel that it's his whole duty to protect you. You'll never be hard and seasoned like me, nor able to take care of yourself.
Some children sang, and a man talked and we had a dandy time. I'm sorry that I disobeyed you, but I'm glad I went and I don't know whether I'm gladder or sorrier. So I don't much care what you do to me." "You will be punished severely," replied their aunt, "for running away and going to church with that man." "Why, what is wrong with him?" queried the niece, remembering Mr.
"You're not forgetting this?" Freckles lifted his right arm. "Terence, I'm sorrier than I have words to express about that," said the Man of Affairs. "It's a damnable pity!
I think I felt sorrier for him than for myself, which is saying a good deal. He not only takes it to heart, but feels it as a cut to his pride. I can see that that thought is uppermost. What he feels is not so much the fact that I deceived him as that I deceived him. I can understand it, too. In a country where there is such a lot of this sort of thing, he has never been touched by it before.
"He was with me at the shop," said the Mayor, "and I never was sorrier to let any man go. But it seemed like his wife's death drove him quite wild. First it was fighting with the other boys, and then drink, and then complaints here and there and everywhere, and Kelly wouldn't stand for it. I wish I'd kept him on a bit longer, myself, what with his having the two children and all.
The temptation to allow sentiment to interfere with business might have become too strong if he had waited much longer. He knew that it would be a wrench definitely excluding Bob from the team, and he hated to have to do it. The more he thought of it, the sorrier he was for him. If he could have pleased himself, he would have kept Bob In.
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