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It was the little Maltese choir boy, Hannibal Melas, who owed so much to her recommendation. He asked sympathizingly what troubled her and, after Barbara had confided to him what she had hitherto vainly desired, he referred her unasked to his omnipotent master, who was to enter King Philip's service, and proposed that she should come to his office early the next morning.
Christine had listened sympathizingly to his trouble about Margaret, and said, "Thou wait an' trust; John dear, an' at the end a' things will be well." Even Ragon's ill-will and Peter's ill words had not greatly frightened them "The wrath o' man shall praise Him," read old Alison, with just a touch of spiritual satisfaction, "an' the rest o' the wrath he will restrain."
Now, when Sir Miles felt that he was not deserted, and his look met those four fond eyes, fixed with that strange wistfulness which in our hours of trouble the eyes of a dog sympathizingly assume, an odd thought for a sensible man passed into him, showing, more than pages of sombre elegy, how deep was the sudden misanthropy that blackened the world around.
Leslie put his hand to his head, and stared in a dazed way at Frank. "Are you hurt much, old man?" asked Wat, sympathizingly. "I guess not," mumbled Gage. "What did he strike me with?" "His fist." "Why, it seemed like a rock!" Wat helped him to his feet, and the two stood glaring at Frank, who regarded them with supreme scorn. "Shall we sail in and do him up?" asked Wat, excitedly.
With benumbed hands and feet, he watched by the light of the night-lamp every breath the boy drew, often gazing at him as anxiously and sympathizingly, as if he were his own child. When Ulrich at last awoke, he timidly asked when he was, and when the jester had soothed him, begged for a bit of bread, he was so hungry.
"But Lord, you do make me so mad, sitting there criticizing me I can always tell when you're in sympathy with me- -my Lord, I wish you had to go up against these fellows sometimes- " The grumbling voice would go on and on; Cherry would pause at the door, carrying out plates, to have him finish a phrase; would nod sympathizingly as she set his dessert before him.
I don't hear a word you say." The man was discharged. "He wouldn't have made a bad juror, though," whispered Braham. "I saw him looking at the prisoner sympathizingly. That's a point you want to watch for." The result of the whole day's work was the selection of only two jurors. These however were satisfactory to Mr. Braham. He had kept off all those he did not know.
For, to confess the truth to you, I believe he is a little afraid that Henry Howard will bear off the prize, and he would be very thankful to me if I could contest it with him. You well know the king has no love for the Howards." "And you, queen?" asked Jane; and she turned so pale, that the queen herself noticed it. "You are unwell, Jane," said she, sympathizingly.
He'll probably get here late this evening; and won't we give him a surprise?" It was about nine o'clock when the missionary returned, alone, anxious, and dejected. "You don't look as if you found your lost wife and babies," said his host, sympathizingly. "No, and I don't know what to make of it. I inquired thoroughly.
Wilmot noticed this, and when Hector, as we have seen, walked up to her and looked so sympathizingly in her face, she patted his head, saying, "Poor Hector; you will see Kate at least today." Nor was she mistaken, for about three that afternoon, an omnibus drew up before the gate. Kate immediately sprang out, and was followed by Mr. Miller and Fanny. Their arrival was first made known to Mrs.
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