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Since it suffered yesterday the heart claims the right to be happy to-day, and feels wronged that this is denied it. With all her endurance, and with all her faith, Edith could scarcely repress the feeling of passionate protest which rose in her bosom.
It is not by protestations that I shall endeavour to convince you I am wronged; it is not by telling you that my affections are steady. My conduct shall speak for me; absence, distance, time shall speak for me. They shall prove that, as far as you can be deserved by anybody, I do deserve you. You are infinitely my superior in merit; all that I know.
MARQUIS. And with calm composure, You tell this tale! The Princess Eboli Saw through your heart; and doubtless she has pierced The inmost secret of your hidden love. You've wronged her deeply, and she rules the king. But she is virtuous! MARQUIS. She may be so From love's mere selfishness.
"Wronged ruined!" she murmured, using a part of his words, and repeating them as if she did not altogether realize their perfect sense. "Ay, you would accuse me, Margaret," he continued "you would reproach and denounce me you hate me I deserve it I deserve it." She answered with some surprise: "No, Alfred Stevens, I do not accuse I do not denounce you. I am wretched I am miserable.
The earlier histories and stories dealing with the Indians and the wars between them and the colonists made the red man a devil incarnate, with no redeeming virtue but that of courage. Now, however, there is a new spirit of understanding. We are finding out how often it was the Indian who was wronged and the white man who wronged him.
By doing yourself wrong, you have wronged me beyond all words!" Cecily could not take her eyes from him. She marvelled at such emotion in him. But the only way in which it affected her own feeling was to make her question herself anxiously as to whether she had really fallen below her self-respect. Had she led Mallard to think of her with like disapproval?
I wronged a woman this boy's mother " and he indicated with a slight gesture Cyrillon, who had remained a silent witness of the scene, "and the boy himself from early years set his mind and his will to avenge his mother's dishonour.
And so great was the delight of my soul, that it no longer realized its past affliction from seeing God wronged; nay! I said: "O blessed and fortunate wrong!" Then sweet Jesus smiled, and said: "Is sin fortunate, which is nothing at all? Dost thou know what St.
Now I understand his character better, and can see how cleverly he has played his cards. I cannot reckon myself with the scoundrel, deeply as he has wronged me and my father; but I should welcome the news that retribution had fallen upon him, by some other hand. "And now, Jules, can you give me any advice whatever as to how to set about my scheme of getting them both out of prison?"
'Sadder if it had been the man wronged, he says Philippa looks up with a laughing retort about each one for himself, but he seems so very grave that she refrains and wonders why he said that, but it is sometime before she finds out. 'A face in a crowd, a glance, a droop of the lashes, and all is said. MARION CRAWFORD.
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