But bitterer tears still came when I went into my chamber and lay upon my bed.

The sound reached to the kitchen, and brought a brief pleasure, but a bitterer pang of envy, to Lucy's swelling bosom.

They dreaming of no such thing, fell sweetly to their dinner, as joying in the great store of banquet which was heaped in full tables about them; but there reigned not a bitterer banquet planet in all heaven, than that which hung over them this day by secret destination of Minerva.

For those who craven in the fight refuse to meet the foe Shall sink beneath the feet of all struck by a bitterer blow; In moments when fair honor's crown is offered to the brave

But next day brought a bitterer bowl On the bulletin-board this stood; Saturday morning at 3 A.M. A stir within the Fort betrayed That the rebels were getting under arms; Some plot these early birds had laid.

The loss of this one thing alone is a bitterer drop in the loneliness of many an unmarried woman than parents, especially fathers, are apt even to dream,food and clothes and lodgings are so exalted in unthinking estimates.

" There is no bitterer foe of the faculty theory than Herbart.

Hatred bears bitterer fruits than is imagined even by those who provoke it.

Ye deem the human heart endures No deeper, bitterer grief than yours.

Christmas seemed to lift into sharper, bitterer irony the ghastly horrors of this end endless war.

And for eternity; "Though, harder than the witch was, Life, changing not the whole, Transmutes the body, which was Proud garment of the soul, And briefly drugs the soul, Whose ruin is her goal; "And means by this thereafter A subtler mirth to get, And mock with bitterer laughter Her helpless dupes' regret, Their swinish dull regret For what they half forget.

But now, those words of Thurnall's, backed by far bitterer ones of Marie's, were fretting Stangrave's heart.

And he plans inflicting bitterer punishments on us than on the enemy; he thinks death a punishment imposed by nature, but torments and tortures the proper inflictions of anger.

who's she?" with an emphasis on that feminine, personal pronoun which was all the bitterer slur on the rest of womankind in that neighborhood, that he was so unconscious of the reflection it conveyed.

Uncle Bill determined on the bitterer alternative.

The result was a state of things which has left bitterer traces behind it than even the famine itself.

Better show now what had later increased to a bitterer anguish, And to an inward consuming despair might perhaps have reduced me.