And Edith, dear Edithshe, too, must be frightfully keen on him, when one came to think about it, to forgive him so readily about Margaret TowOh, confound Miss Townsend.

Sing Fou, on hearing my explanation, readily forgave me for the uneasiness I had caused him.

I have no doubt that the moment the Prime Minister is fully acquainted with the circumstances he will arrange for what we humorously call a 'free pardon'; that is to say, the Law will very graciously forgive you for having been unjustly sent to prison.

"The first poem you sent me, Sir," he said, "I ought to have noticed,and I heartily forgive the second."

The creditor, whose forbearance had now reached the extremity of endurance, at last was led to take it to the Lord in prayer; saying he would "willingly forgive the whole debt if in anything he was wrong, but if the Lord thought it was right, hoped that his debtor might be compelled to pay the amount he so obstinately withheld.

And Miss Musgrave, you may be sure, forgave him promptly; and afterwardwith a bit of pride and an infinity of love in her kind, homely face,her eyes followed him out of the garden on his way to open the Library.

Such an insult is seldom forgiven, and never forgotten.

I am a shrewd observer, and there had been something in Tuppy's manner as he booted that plate of ham sandwiches that seemed to tell me that he would not lightly forgive.

" I think from eternity vast she will scarcely return To entice them to sin, you can safely forgive her now.

Allah, however, is clement and merciful; He gladly forgives those sinners who have believed in Him, who have sincerely accepted Islâm, that is to say: who have acknowledged His absolute authority and have believed the message of the prophet sent to them.

Whittington and his Cat are a fine hallucination for Mr. Lamb's historic Muse, and we believe he never heartily forgave a certain writer who took the subject of Guy Faux out of his hands.

" "If 'e thought that," said Mrs. Kybird, firmly, "I'd never forgive 'im." "My advice to you," said Nathan Smith, shaking his forefinger impressively, "is to get 'em married on the quiet and as soon as possible.

"I can only say," replied Sawbridge, "that, not only to please you, but also from respect to a man who has shown such goodwill towards one of our cloth, I shall most cheerfully forgive all that has passed between the lad and me.

She loves me not well enough to forgive me generously.

Now, Dolly, forgive me."

Mr. Sim, who was now a grey-haired man, reeled back a few paceshe raised his handshe exclaimed, "Can I be forgiven?" "Forgiven!ay, doubly forgiven!" answered Colonel Morris, "as the father of lost, loved Maria, and as having been more than a father to my boy, who is now by my side.

People could easier forgive his being partial to his own silly works, as a common frailty, than the want of judgment in producing a piece that dishonoured his father's memory.

Are you quite sure you're forgiven me entirelywithout any nasty little reservations?" Mr. Charteris was quite sure.

Why rake out from time's dull ashes, And before the world display Deeds, it may be, long repented And forgiven, ere this day?

He frankly forgave the weeping woman all her sins against him; and with generous hand removed the mountain of debt her extravagance had heaped updebts amounting to more than two million francs, one million two hundred thousand of which she owed to tradespeople alone.

And now David Gemmell was the man, and Tommy genially forgave him all else for liking Elspeth.

"It's just your generous wayyou couldn't possibly have forgiven me more gracefully.

With such a flood of light invade our eyes, And our spread hearts with so great joy surprise, 10 That if your grace incline that we should live, You must not, sir! too hastily forgive.

And a nature is more divine which can forgive honestly and quickly than one which can only apologize and is not capable of a swift forgiveness.

That injuries can be honorably forgiven and forgotten is a hard doctrine to swallow in Eastern Kentucky, but when you see it practiced by those from the great world of which you have only dreamed it comes easier.