Come, sit you beside me and, because thou art fain to go into the world and play thy man's part, so now will I tell thee that the which I had thought to bear with me to the grave.

Yet do I hate myself and do hide me from the eyes of my fellows: but, an thou canst bear with me, canst suffer me beside thee and be not ashamed of my unloveliness, then will I front all eyes right boldly.

I'll do my best to be agreeable, and you'll bear with me because I'm a cranky, solitary old woman, and I loved your husband.

I sayI may be a dreamer; but you at least, as well as my scientific friends, will bear with me; for my dream is to your honour.

I pray you bear with me, even though I may seem impertinent.

Do more than bear with me!

Oh, master, bear with me, I am growing old.

Yet is the difficulty of my task great; and all must bear with me, and entreat for me that I have courage, so that I may come at last to strength and wisdom to tell all that I did see.

Yet must all bear with me, and have understanding of the hardness of setting forth with true seeming the honesty of Truth, which, in verity, is better served oft times by timely and cunning lies.

And him with gentle words the other answered undismayed, 'I say to thee that I bear with me the wisdom of Cheiron, for from Chariklo

I know you will bear with me, talking of these things.

It is this country which is to me a land of savages; for I live alone, having no one to whom I can impart, those feelings of tenderness for you which I shall bear with me to the grave.

"Bear with me, my dear child!"

But here lies my Complaint, Sir; To bear with me is all the Encouragement she is pleased to bestow upon me; for she gives her cast-off Cloaths from me to others:

Bear with me, my dear brethren, while I claim a friend's license, to say, that I would not that you place implicit confidence in any of the political organizations of the present time; but remember that the majority of those parties are diligently laboring for their own interest.

Can you bear with me until I've had time to quiet down?

I trust the reader will bear with me through these alphabetical fluctuations.

' 'It is just,' he said, 'it is justbut bear with me one moment.

You must bear with me, Margaret, as a child, For I am weak as tender Infancy And cannot bear rebuke Would'st think it, Love!

"'Bear with me, Susan, or Mary Ann, or whatever your name is,' says I, 'for I've had a ter'ble time.'

If you will bear with me, sir, I will give you some illustrations of his character.

Bear with me; let me swear at you, lad!

"Forgive me, Herbert," she said, hastily rising to prepare; "I have become a strange and wayward being the last few months; you must bear with me, for the sake of former days.

"Oh lover, by thy lady's last commands, I bid thee hearken, for I bear with me A gift to give thee and a tale to tell From her who loved thee, while she lived, too well.

But bear with me for a few moments longer and you shall know all.