I was particularly desirous of seeing Veenah, and venting on her the bitterest reproaches.

Mr. McNutt," added Louise, in a tone of gentle reproach.

But to take them as they actually are, and merely to talk by way of natural consequencefor to argue from nature is certainly the best way to get to the bottom of the devil's story,if there are good and evil spirits attending us, that is to say, a good angel and a devil, then it is no unjust reproach to say, when people follow the dictates of the latter, that the devil's in them, or that they are devils!

"He has no faith at all in our good intentions," Phinuit explained, eyeing Lanyard with mild reproach.

But this is past, and vex you he never will, With loving glance, or look of sad reproach; His lips move not, smile not at your approach; The flowers he clasps are not more calm and still.

a mute reproach for his neglect and misconduct.

"You broke your promise," she went on, raising her voice a little in passionate reproach.

To the memory of former parliaments the horrors of this traffic will be an eternal reproach; yet former parliaments have not known, as you on the clearest evidence now know, the dreadful nature of this trade.

Ethelred, offended at this reply, which contained a secret reproach on his own conduct, undertook an expedition against Cumberland; but though he committed ravages upon the country, he could never bring Malcolm to a temper more humble or submissive.

If he was indeed the author of the Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, and of some other anonymous satires which have been imputed to him, he must have felt Hayley's intended compliment as a severe reproach: Sublimer Mason! not to thee belong The reptile beauties of invenom'd song.

"Arsking your pardon, sir," said Mr. Wilks, with tender reproach, "but I couldn't.

I exclaimed in a tone of slight reproach.

A Mind that is softened and humanized by Friendship, cannot bear frequent Reproaches; either it must quite sink under the Oppression, or abate considerably of the Value and Esteem it had for him who bestows them.

"There can be no accurate recital of the manner of a happening before it hath taken place," the Teologo Consultore replied so placidly that his tone conveyed as little reproach as information; yet Fra Francesco could not again have put his question in any form.

" My reader will probably subject me to the additional reproach that I suggest no remedy.

Even a long time after his first appearance the unbelievers reproached him, according to the Qorân, with his insignificant worldly position, which fitted ill with a heavenly message; the same scornful reproach according to the Qorân was hurled at Mohammed's predecessors by sceptics of earlier generations; and it is well known that the stories of older times in the Qorân are principally reflections of what Mohammed himself experienced.

Her voice was tremulous now, and her strange hazel eyes streamed sorrowful reproach.

"Louise," said he, gently, "don't let us indulge in mutual reproaches.

Lord CHOLMONDELEY then spoke to the following effect:My lords, though it is undoubtedly the right of every person in this assembly to utter his sentiments with freedom, yet surely decency ought to restrain us from virulent, and justice from undeserved reproaches; we ought not to censure any conduct with more severity than it deserves, nor condemn any man for practices of which he is innocent.

"But it was Royal's present, whatever relation he got to paint the eggs for him, for it was only Royal who knew about our eggs; and this is the way we've paid him!" cried Marge, with a glance of indignant reproach at Elsie.

This neverending disgrace, together with the constant reproaches she had had to bear, seemed to choke her, "No, no, Loneli, you don't need to cry any more.

The blacksmith was amazed and angry, and indignantly turned him out of his shop, uttering upon him a thousand violent reproaches.

In the snare of the incense he even accused himself for having left them unread so long, and then to think that nearly six months had gone by since the second letter had brought its half-playful reproach for forgetfulness....

He flashed a look of piteous, surprised reproach at her as she flecked the flies from the neck of her horse.

either; he knew the stage and its depths only too well, for he had his own mother's life always before him, a perpetual reproach.