...look ', — " Is it really true," said he, " that John —my heart — the son of my affection — he whom I have cherished more than all the rest, and for love of whom I have brought upon myself all my misfortunes — has also parted from me f ?" He was answered that so it...

...gazing wildly around, exclaimed, " Is it true, that John, ihe child of my heart — he whom I hate cherished more than all the rest, and for love of...have drawn down on mine own head all these troubles, hath, verily, betrayed me ?" Even so, they said, " Now, then," he continued, " life and its concerns...

...ignorance. He started forward when he heard it, and, glaring wildly round, exclaimed, " Is it true that John, the child of my heart — he whom I have...than all the rest, and for love of whom I have drawn on mine own head all these troubles — hath verily betrayed me ?" " Even so," replied the deputies....

...The broken-hearted king started up from his bed and gazed wildly around. " Is it true," he cried, " that John, the child of my heart, — he whom I have...have drawn down on mine own head all these troubles, hath verily betrayed me ?" They told him it was even so. " Now, then," he exclaimed, tailing back on...

...The broken-hearted king started up from his bed and gazed wildly around. " Is it true," he cried, " that John, the child of my heart, — he whom I have...have drawn down on mine own head all these troubles, hath verily betrayed me ?" They told him it was even so. " Now, then," he exclaimed, falling back on...

...beloved son John. " Is it true," exclaimed the astonished monarch, as he started up from his bed, " that John, the child of my heart, he whom I have cherished more than all the rest, and for whom I have drawn down on my head all these troubles, hath verily betrayed me?" Henry found it was...

...heard it, and, glaring wildly round, exclaimed, " Is it true that John, the child of ray heart—he whom I have cherished more than all the rest, and for love of whom I have drawn on mine own head all these troubles—hath verily betrayed me ?" " Even so," replied the deputies....

...The broken-hearted king started up from his bed and gazed wildjy around. " Is it true," he cried, " that John, the child of my heart, — he whom I have...have drawn down on mine own head all these troubles, hath verily betrayed me ?" They told him it was even so. " Now, then," he exclaimed, falling back on...

...himself half up, he exclaimed, "Is it then trne that John, the joy of my heart, the son of my love, he whom I have cherished more than all the rest, and for love of whom I have brought npon myself these troubles, has also deserted me ?" Then falling back on the bed, and turning...

...cup was now full and, starting up in his bed, he looked wildly around as he asked — " Is it true, John, the child of my heart, he whom I have cherished more than all the rest, has he rebelled?" " Even so," was the reply of the nobles who stood around, pitying the stricken father,...