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Judge, then, what I have suffered in realizing our situation: I, overwhelmed with riches, you, reduced to your officer's pay. Is that a satisfaction to your pride? Very well! But to my own, it is the original stain, which only a restitution, nobly accepted by you, ever can efface!" She paused, looking at him supplicatingly, her hands clasped.
"Are you, then, with honest and upright heart, a friend of ours?" asked Marie Antoinette, almost supplicatingly. "Do you wish to assist us, and stand by us, with your counsel and help?" Mirabeau met her inquisitive and anxious look with a cordial smile, a noble and trustworthy expression of face.
As she was reflecting thus the door burst open, and Constance stumbled, as it were blindly, into the bedroom. She was still weeping. "Sophia!" she sobbed, supplicatingly, and all her fat body was trembling. "You mustn't kill me ... I'm like that you can't alter me. I'm like that. I know I'm silly. But it's no use!" She made a piteous figure. Sophia was aware of a lump in her throat.
"You've no claim on her," Rhoda burst forth weakly, and quivered, and turned her eyes supplicatingly on Robert. Dahlia was a statue of icy fright. "You've thrown her off, man, and sold what rights you had," said Robert, spying for the point of his person where he might grasp the wretch and keep him off. "That don't hold in law," Sedgett nodded.
I will accept any assistance that your father that any man will give me. Beloved noble girl! I see my falseness to you, though I little thought it at the time fool that I was! Be my help, my guide-as the soul of my body! Be mine! 'Oh, Evan! she clasped her hands in terror at the change in him, that was hurrying her she knew not whither, and trembling, held them supplicatingly.
Gerfaut hesitated a moment and looked at her supplicatingly. "I would obey," said he; "but would you have the courage to order it?" "I allow you to remain until just half past twelve," said she, as she glanced at the clock, which she could see through the half-open door.
But the love that prompted me to act thus, must also plead my pardon." "Strengthen me!" she murmured, looking supplicatingly upwards. "Strengthen me, for my trial is very severe." "Be not deceived, Amabel," continued Rochester, yet more ardently; "that you love me I am well assured, however strongly you may at this moment persuade yourself to the contrary.
Gerfaut hesitated a moment and looked at her supplicatingly. "I would obey," said he; "but would you have the courage to order it?" "I allow you to remain until just half past twelve," said she, as she glanced at the clock, which she could see through the half-open door.
She clasped her hands on her bosom and said supplicatingly: "M. Laptev, save my children!" The jingle of her bracelets sounded familiar to him, and he knew the face with patches of powder on it; he recognised her as the lady with whom he had once so inappropriately dined before his marriage. It was Panaurov's second wife.
In one moment, before ever he could speak, she was a transformed creature, a penitent; she put her hands together supplicatingly, and murmured "I didn't mean it; I respect her; and your love for her; forgive me, Alfred: I am so unhappy, oh forgive me.
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