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... now profiting by was a change comparatively sudden, the cessation of hope delayed. What had caused the ces- sation easily showed itself as none of Mi... ... burden of a visiting-card. Lord Mark—and as if also for admiration of him—delayed his departure to let her receive it; on which she read it with the ... ...ght dare, to pity. This showed him her own abasement—that, at any rate, of grief; and made him feel with a rush of friendliness that he liked to be wi... ...u- lously at twenty minutes to five. Kate was alone in the room and hadn’t delayed to tell him that Aunt Maud, as she had happily gathered, was to be,... ...hat deepened in them when he had presently got to what he did want. He had delayed after she had joined him not much more than long enough for him to ... ... him. It was under the influence of this last reflexion that Densher again delayed; and it was while he delayed that something else occurred to him. I...

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...nd his experience of agony, both inward and outward, —horrors of darkness and clouds of grief within, as well as pains and afflictions and torments ... ...ruleth; and yet Christ was lower than all. He was “a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief,” smitten, stricken, and afflicted. He was not in the ... ...ed a king upon a throne: if it was once manifested a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief, surely it may be again manifested as the only Potenta... ...the redemption of a fallen world. And moreover I may add this mystery, that Satan was a grief even to the heavenly host in their holy habitations, a... ...h! to measure that love which yielded up the Son to such loss of place and endurance of grief, who shall undertake, who knoweth it, and who can know... ...known to those Contemptuous and unfaithful servants, Who think not of the promise long delayed Of thy most glorious coming, gracious Lord! For me... ...concealed, afterwards to come forth and prove the Antichrist, but when they saw that he delayed long, they changed their mind, and thought that be wo...

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...ralls, men and women, were gathered together, and his mother, smitten with grief for Jason. And a bitter pang seized every woman’s heart; and with the... ...out stint wept Alcimede straining her son in her arms, and in her yearning grief spake as follows: (ll. 278 291) “Would that on that day when, wretch... ...ermuch, for thou wilt not redeem me from evil by tears, but wilt still add grief to grief. For unseen are the woes that the gods mete out to mortals; ... ...ods mete out to mortals; be strong to endure thy share of them though with grief in thy heart; take courage from the promises of Athena, and from the ... ... and the youths hearing the divine utterance rejoiced at their return, but grief seized them for the fate of Idmon. Now at the hour when the sun passe... ...s the illustrious son of Hera and Cypris herself. And the sailing was ever delayed from one day to another; and long would they have lingered there, h...

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... my soul; Thy gentle words are drops of balm In life’s too bitter bowl; No grief is mine, but that alone _5 Thes... ...h preys upon itself alone; To curse the life which is the cage Of fettered grief that dares not groan, _10 Hiding from ma... ...er the titles, re- spectively, of “Sunset. From an Unpublished Poem”, And “Grief. A Fragment”. There late was One within whose subtle being, As light ... ...tlest bard, to make hard hearts _35 Dissolve away in wisdom-working grief;— Her eyes were black and lustreless and wan: Her eyelashes were worn... ...ished and too lately lost, By gentle feelings thou couldst never prove, By griefs which thy stern nature never crossed; _20 6. 6.... ...nd Earth, from all whose shapes thou flowest, _25 Neither to be contained, delayed, nor hidden; Making divine the loftiest and the lowest, When for a ...

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...il she began to think she had made a conquest of him. George, who had been delayed behind, rode up almost im- mediately with Dobbin, and they touched ... ... partook of coffee, very requisite and comforting after the exhaustion and grief of the morning’s occurrences. This meal over, she resumed honest Rawd... ... with him, and was as usual occupied too much with his own affairs or with grief at parting with his wife, to think of taking leave of his slumbering ... ...elt a guilty shock as he looked at her. “Good God,” thought he, “and is it grief like this I dared to pry into?” And there was no help: no means to so... ...poor little Mrs. Osborne was in a desperate condition, and almost mad with grief, sent off the good-natured Irishwoman straight to see if she could co... ...hought Peggy. 59 Thackeray “It’s not you that will cry your eyes out with grief, anyway.” And with this she passed on, and speedily found her way to ...

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...ct of being taken to board by Mademoiselle Gamard, certainly did allay the grief which Birotteau felt at the death of his friend the canon. He might n... ...nfortunately, was not noted at the time, “Poor Chapeloud!” His joy and his grief so completely absorbed him that he felt no pain when he found that th... ...eral funer- als, a marriage, and two baptisms. Thus employed he forgot his griefs. When his stomach told him that dinner was ready he drew out his wat... .... In spite of the justice of her cause she was 57 Balzac likely to die of grief. Birotteau has killed his benefactress.” Such were the speeches poure... ... royes, was on the point of leaving Tours to reside in his diocese, but he delayed his departure on receiving the news. Furious at being foiled by a w... .... The un- happy priest, smitten by the archbishop, was pale and hag- gard. Grief, stamped on every feature, distorted the face that was once so mildly...

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... and wept bit- terly. The strangers, though they knew not the cause of her grief, were deeply affected; and Ellen approached the mourner with words of... ...u no farther.” The spot was indeed sufficiently solitary; and the stranger delayed no longer to explain his errand. “Your father,” he began,—”do you n... ...travel- 37 Hawthorne ler. “For which reason I regret that your voyage was delayed.” “Nay, that is a hard word to bestow on your old comrade,” said Hu... ... then went his way, equally unable to account for her coldness, or for her grief. He was well aware, however, that his situation in re- spect to her w... ...erested observer of this scene, had anticipated that a burst of passionate grief would follow the disclosure. He was, however, altogether mistaken. Th... ...iands that were set before him were homely but abundant; nor were Edward’s griefs and perplexities so absorbing as to overcome the appetite of youth a... ... were inexpressibly affecting. “Take me back to earth,” she said; “for its griefs have fol- lowed me hither.” The stranger advanced, and, seizing the ... ...venge. Else why do I stand before you a living man?” “His vengeance may be delayed for a time, but not for- ever,” she answered, gathering a desperate...

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...dred, and accepted those legislative functions to divert his mind from his grief. After the 18th Brumaire, Monsieur de Serizy became, like so many oth... ...ure our present tale. Let us only re- mark here that the constant toil and grief of the count had unfortunately contributed not a little to deprive hi... ...ons caused by poverty (the most terrible of all chronic maladies), or from griefs too recent to be forgotten. His clothing, analogous, with due allowa... ...horse at Saint-Denis, for I have important business on hand which can’t be delayed.” “Oh! he’ll go well enough,” said Pere Leger. “Besides, the distan... ...andkerchief to his eyes, and wept. Florentine noticed the attitude of true grief, which, because it is sincere, is certain to strike the eye of one wh... ... maid told me it was on business. Dismiss Husson.” “Poor unhappy boy! what grief he has caused me! “ said Godeschal, “that tall ne’er-do-well of a Geo...

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...ld lie there cold and white and make no sign — a poor little sufferer, whose griefs were at an end. He so worked upon his feelings with the pathos of... ...d by this time the schol ars began to gather again, and she had to hide her griefs and still her broken heart and take up the cross of a long, dreary... ...God’s lightnings upon his head, and wondering to see how long the stroke was delayed. And when he had finished and still stood alive and whole, their ... ...iving on crusts in a remote cave, and dying, some time, of cold and want and grief; but after listening to Tom, he con ceded that there were some con... ...f himself than ever before. Still, he was sufficiently touched by his aunt’s grief to long to rush out from under the bed and overwhelm her with joy —... ...e Harpers, and Aunt Polly’s family, were being put into mourning, with great grief and many tears. An unusual quiet possessed the village, although i... ...ky teased her mother to appoint the next day for the long promised and long delayed picnic, and she consented. The child’s delight was boundless; and...

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...For twenty-five years there had been neither trouble nor discord. The only griefs were the petty ailments of the little boy, the only terrors were cau... ...ademoiselle des T ouches was two years old when her mother died, killed by grief, a few days after this second catastrophe. When dy- ing, Madame des T... ...tter to—” said the generous youth, wishing to divert her thoughts from her grief; but she did not let him finish. “You are right to remind me of that.... ...bout to utter some terrible word, but it died upon her lips as she saw the grief on the angelic face of the youth, as deeply touched by her present so... ...uired when I saw you. The dream was far surpassed by the reality. It is my grief and my misfortune to have nothing to say to you that you do not know ... ...g his eyes, from which rolled two large tears which slowly made their way, delayed by wrinkles, along his cheeks,—the only tears he had prob- ably eve...

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..., when it is human, soon takes upon itself a face of pain; and some of our griefs (some only, not all, for it is the capacity for suffering which make... ...daily relations, that endeared her to every body. Her death was a terrible grief and a serious moral loss for us all. Had she lived she would have bro... ...d himself heartbroken, and drove her out of the house, neglect- ing in his grief to give her enough time to pack her trunks. This was the beginning of... ...a holiday task—I think I have also given the impression that it was a much-delayed book. It was never dismissed from my mind, even when the hope of ev... ...shore, the pen rugged with the dried ink of abandoned attempts, of answers delayed longer than decency permitted, of letters begun with infinite reluc...

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..., when it is human, soon takes upon itself a face of pain; and some of our griefs (some only, not all, for it is the capacity for suffering which make... ...daily relations that en- deared her to everybody. Her death was a terrible grief and a serious moral loss for us all. Had she lived she would have bro... ...med himself heart-broken and drove her out of the house, neglecting in his grief to give her enough time to pack her trunks. This was the beginning of... ...holiday task—I think I have also given the impres- sion that it was a much-delayed book. It was never dismissed from my mind, even when the hope of ev... ...ith the dried ink of abandoned attempts, of 86 Some Reminiscences answers delayed longer than decency permitted, of letters begun with infinite reluc...

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...h Hector for flutterings or agitations, and was too peace- fully happy for grief at the separation, which completed the destiny that she had always se... ...ubrey was, Ethel’s first thoughts and fears were primarily for her father. Grief and alarm seemed chiefly to touch her through him, and she found hers... ...nice boy,’ said Ethel; ‘I do hope he will get well. It would be a terrible grief to Aubrey.’ ‘Yes, I got Leonard to open his lips to-day by telling hi... ... parlour, very white and weak, but overflowing with languid fun. There was grief and sympathy for the poor Wards, and anxious inquiries for Leonard; b... ...en the chivalry of their nature into the contest. The annual game had been delayed by the illness in the spring, and the school had lost several good ... ...xceedingly an- noyed that one of Henry Ward’s pieces of self-assertion had delayed him unnecessarily at a consultation; and when at last he had escape... ...king hands, she was hardly to be known with only one sister. ‘We have been delayed,’ said Averil; ‘poor little Ella was in an agony about the firing, ... ...d, to the infinite disgust of the nephew, the reading of the will was thus delayed until the executor came back, extremely grave and thoughtful. After... ...no notion of writing beforehand to announce his com- ing, and accident had delayed the letters by which Norman and Meta had announced their decision o...

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...apid descent, though not without a moment’s entangle- ment of skirt, which delayed her long enough to show where she had been, as Mr. Dutton was at th... ...existence. And as to your mother, whom you say you put first, what greater grief or pain can you give her than by showing enmity and resentment agains... ...id her best with comfort and sympathy, and presently took her to share her griefs and fears with gentle old Mrs. Nugent. 50 Nuttie’s Father CHAPTER C... ...! There, Janet,’ said Annaple. ‘So much the worse. I know we shall come to grief over Bluepost Bridge, and now there will be treble weight to break it... ...t her round by Dr. Raymond’s to get it set to rights. Oh, John! we came to grief on Bluepost Bridge after all, and I’m afraid Robinson has got his leg... ...nd scarcely heard or attended to by Alice in her struggle to con- ceal the grief she felt at the uncompromising opinion of her child. Nuttie might out... ... commission about her father’s glasses. He had plenty of time, but she was delayed longer than she expected, and on her return was surprised to find t...

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... women were never anything else than a means; he believed no more in their griefs than he did in their joys; he regarded them, like the late de Marsay... ... keen regret that I see you engaged in creating fresh nourishment for your grief, already so long inconsolable. We had hoped that, after passing two y... ... me.” And then, after a pause, he added; “I should have to satisfy a great grief which seeks consolation from this projected mausoleum. Such grief wou... ...ial and giving proof of your disinterestedness and the sin- cerity of your grief. After the play was over, Monsieur de Rhetore parted from Monsieur de... ...ty of Arcis into jest! His Niobe was infinitely touching in her beauty and grief, but to represent her children, as he did, by mon- keys squirming on ... ... and return on foot. Here was an opportunity for him to make me that long- delayed explanation; but Monsieur Dorlange seemed so little inclined to tak... ..., rising. As he crossed the waiting-room, he said,— “Messieurs, I have not delayed you long, I hope.” Then, after distributing a few grasps of the han...

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... bear, when we will try his metal on each side of the tree at once.” Uncas delayed his fire until the scout uttered the word. The rifles flashed, the ... ...and sank from before the eyes of the witnesses of his movements. The scout delayed his departure to speak to the generous girl, whose breathing became... ...o the arms of our dear, dear father, and his heart will not be broken with grief. And you, too, Cora, my sister, my more than sister, my mother; you, ... ...hat her mother was at her years, and before she had become acquainted with grief. When death deprived me 163 James Fenimore Cooper of my wife I retur... ...sullen, and dejected, the victors triumphed. But there are limits alike to grief and joy; and long before the watches of the morning came the stillnes... ...re Cooper Duncan was touched at the quiet and impressive exhibition of his grief. He had discharged his own duty, and he now pressed to the side of th... ...rts to conceal their footsteps, the progress of the pursuers was no longer delayed by uncertainty. Before an hour had elapsed, however, the speed of H... ...the other en- campment as was agreed. Have you seen the lad?” “To my great grief! He is captive, and condemned to die at the rising of the sun.” “I ha...

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...but Poiret and Mlle. Michonneau uttered no complaint, though breakfast was delayed. As for Victorine and Mme. Couture, they also lay late. Vautrin wen... ... had been suddenly revolutionized, but she had all her wits about her. Her grief was genuine and profound; it was real pain of mind, for her purse had... ...es, yes, you love me, I see that you love me. Come to me and pour out your griefs to me; my heart is large enough to hold them all. Oh! you might rend... ...ow, Dedel.” “Poor Nasie!” said Delphine, alarmed at the wild extrava- gant grief in her father’s face, “I was in the wrong, kiss me—” “Ah! that is lik... ...been known to happen; the brain sometimes partially recovers, and death is delayed. Or the congested matter may pass out of the brain 228 Father Gori... ...do not approve, so I will do just as you wish. As for him, he would die of grief I know if I went out to see him and brought on a dangerous illness. W... ...ame can see no visitors. They have just lost their father, and are in deep grief over their loss.” Eugene’s Parisian experience told him that it was i...

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...ld have quietly returned to Europe. I don’t see how this affair could have delayed his master.” The conversation fell again. During the night the trai... ...em might ruin all. Whether he were victorious or beaten, Mr. Fogg would be delayed, and—” “And,” added Passepartout, “that would play the game of the ... ...Fogg’s departure from London, and the Henrietta had not yet been seriously delayed. Half of the voyage was almost accomplished, and the worst localiti... ...the house in Saville Row was set apart for Aouda, who was overwhelmed with grief at her protector’s misfor- tune. From the words which Mr. Fogg droppe... ...u forgive me for having followed you, and— who knows?—for having, perhaps, delayed you, and thus contributed to your ruin?” “Madam, you could not rema... ...g, 172 Around the World in 80 Days with no heart to which to confide your griefs. They say, though, that misery itself, shared by two sympathetic sou...

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... always hated the idea of holding out my hand as a beggar in the name of a grief which deprives a woman of voice and strength. I do not like this mone... ...appy,” replied Hippolyte gravely. “Nothing but a love affair can cause you grief. Money , glory, respect—you lack nothing.” Insensibly the painter was... ...y. “You are altered. We are the cause of your seclusion. That portrait had delayed some pictures essential to your reputation.” Hippolyte was glad to ... ...The Purse that she did not think she had paid too dear for it with all the grief that had so cruelly crushed her soul. And yet, this true concord of h... ...llowed by his shadow, and Madame Schinner. Having guessed the cause of the grief her son vainly endeavored to conceal, Hippolyte’s mother had made inq...

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... began to think; and then the oppression on my breast was heaviest, and my grief a dull pain that there was no ease for. And yet my thoughts were idle... ...I was important in my affliction. If ever child were stricken with sincere grief, I was. But I remember that this importance was a kind of satisfactio... ...gotty s arms before I got to the door, and she took me into the house. Her grief burst out when she first saw me; but she con- trolled it soon, and sp... ...vil- lage in her youthful bloom. I do not mind them I mind nothing but my grief and yet I see and know them all; and even in the background, far away... ...w Mr. Micawber was. At these times, Mr. Micawber would be transported with grief and mortification, even to the length (as I was once made aware by a ... ... had gone out of sight; which happened so often, that I was very seriously delayed. But under this difficulty, as under all the other difficulties of ...