...some great trouble. You and I are alone in the world : share the trouble with me.' Sir Andrew groaned as he sank into a chair, and covered his face with his hands. ' Sad trouble, Olivia, but no one can help me ; my own weakness and folly have brought me to...

...consistent with inward calmness. "My God ! " cried Mr. Greatorex, from between his quivering lips, as he sank into a chair, and covered his face with his hands. But the sacred word was not spoken in irreverence; no, nor in surprise; rather, as it seemed,...

...consistent with inward calmness. " My God !" cried Mr. Greatorex, from between his quivering lips, as he sank into a chair, and covered his face with his hands. But the sacred word was not spoken in irreverence ; no, nor in surprise ; rather, as it seemed,...

...happen to notice his eyes?" " Yes ! My God, Ned, have you thought of it, too!" said the unhappy father as he sank into a chair and covered his face with his hands. " But it is impossible! Impossible! There has never been anything of the kind in the family...

...you both made, to remain a monument of honour to you as long as you shall live." She stood beside him as he sank into a chair and covered his face with his hands. " You will see my husband this evening—he will advise you for the best in every way," she...

...sorry, for life to her would only mean prolonged suffering.' ' Good God !' was all his answer, but as he sank into a chair and covered his face with his hands, as though stricken to the heart, the woman who stood beside him would have given a year of her...

...it is too late, too late." Sadly the darker Dunlap brother echoed the words of Lucy's grandfather, as he sank into a chair and covered his face with his hands : Too late ! Too late ! Too late 1 II. YOU don't mean that Mr. Dunlap has consented to your going...

...back was turned to his guest. For a moment there was silence ; then a heavy groan from the stranger as he sank into a chair, and covered his face with his hands. ' ' My God ! do I carry the brand so plain on my forehead then ! ' ' ing forward to travelling,...

...saw, each understood, without word or sign. "He lives, then, thank God !" exclaimed Everett at last, as he sank into a chair and covered his face with his hands. "Is it possible to discuss the details now, father, or did you leave them all to Mr. Thomas...

...passed over his face, that the laughter of the boys was checked ; and they could not help but pity him as he sank into a chair and covered his face with his hands. " We didn't mean to hurt your feelings," said Jim. " We did the same thing to all the boys....