Mary's heart ached for these children of the slums.

She just sot there with the flushes comin' in her cheeks an' the tears shinin' in her pretty eyes till my heart ached.

And so on and on, rapturously, while Billie's heart sank lower and lower and Violet's own warm one ached for her friend.

So Billie waited, but her heart ached as she watched Chet march up smilingly to hear "the glad news.

Her heart ached and cried into the unknown.

Now as he watched, behold the spark changed to a line of golden light, so that his eyes ached and he was fain to shade them in his shackled arm; and thus he beheld a flagstone that seemed to lift itself with infinite caution, and, thereafter, a voice breathed his name.

He was hugged, too, with warm, generous congratulation, his hands were both shaken until they ached, and his clothes and Angy's silently admired.

Never pausing for breath Saul shook his yellow mane out of his eyes, and hewed away, while the drops stood on his forehead and his arm ached, as bent on distinguishing himself as if he had been a knight tilting against his rival for his lady's favor.

So he pulled my rope, and made me dance and caper until the spectators ached with laughter.

Of course, I spent most of my leisure at the old house, though my heart ached more there than elsewhere; and I tried, with but poor success, I fear, to maintain a cheerful, confident manner, cracking my little jokes as of old, and even essaying to skirmish with Miss Oman.

She had discussed the question with him often before, and she knew the strict justice of his claim; but her heart ached for the poor friendless old woman, who was thus to lose her last dollar.

And this morning my head ached and my tooth ached

And this morning my head ached and my tooth ached

He leaned his back against it and rubbed with a short shoulder motion until his arms ached, but it was a happy labor.

Finally, when his brain was beginning to reel with the heat, and his shoulders ached to numbness, the last strand parted.

He struggled with it until his fingers ached, and his panicky breath came in gasps of nervous excitement.

Any one who has sat from two till six at that engaging occupation, will understand precisely how her back ached and her temples throbbed, and her fingers stung, and her neck stiffened; why her eyes swam, her cheeks burned, her brain was deadened, the children's voices were insufferable, the slamming of a door an agony, the past a blot, the future unendurable, life a burden, friendship a myth, her hair down, and her collar unpinned.

how often I have laughed, at such times, when my heart ached within me; and how often, when permitted to retire to my bed, have I found relief in tears!

His heart ached with tenderness, and his tenderness was intolerable too.

Robina's heart ached for poor Gwenda.

They would not consent to try riding again, after their circus experience, and Mrs. Arcane said her limbs ached so much she did not think she could even go on the next day.

When they reached the beds they fell at full length on them, saying their feet and limbs ached like the tooth ache.

She said they ached like toothache.

Have you ever wanted to see your mother so that every bone in your body ached?

Her chief wail, when she could speak, was not that her head ached from the blow, or that she was half strangled with tepid soup, but that Jimmie had broken all the china.