Only in July last he said to the writer of this notice: "I never know what it is to feel well now, but work is the joy of my life.

He helped her gently, as she arranged the carpets and old blanket under the wounded man; then he went out into the fresh air, saying he did not feel well.

One day dear Grandma West came to see the baby, and bring him some scarlet stockings of her own knitting; she looked pale and did not feel well, and Marjorie persuaded her to remain all night.

"She said she didn't feel well, that's all; and I know that wasn't true altogether.

Denbigh had retired to his room early, telling Mr. Benfield he did not feel well, and thus missed the party at supper; and by twelve, silence prevailed in the house.

Well, I am sorry for the way you were handled, but there is this much to say, and of that you may feel well assured, that nothing was meant to you but kindness, and before you are through with us all you will believe

And Polly knew this perfectly well, and kept as still as a mouse all through breakfast,so still that the matron, Mrs. Banks, asked, "Don't you feel well, Polly?"

"Don't you feel well?

He didn't feel well enough to come, and I did not urge him.

It is amongst such men, devoted to such a service, that, you may feel well assured, the intelligence of the noble struggle of the Hungarian people for their rights and liberties was received with the deepest feeling, and the progress of your contest watched with the most earnest solicitude.

[Caressingly] Don't you feel well, Afónya? AFÓNYA.

" "Don't you feel well this afternoon, Rachel?" "No; I feel as if life was a burden.

I sent my letter of introduction to Dr. Lettsom with a request that he would call on me, which he did and prescribed a medicine which cured me in an hour or two, and this evening I feel well enough to resume my letter.

Don't you feel well?" "I'm a little tired.

I shall be glad to get home to my own bed, for I don't feel well at all.

"You do not seem to feel well.

It's becauseIyou could say I didn't feel well enough to come down to dinner.

"I feel well, that's all.

'I don't feel well enough,' she replied calmly.

"I never knew what it was to feel well," she wrote in 1840.

But the house is lovely, and we shall feel well repaid for the severe labor it has cost us, when it is done and we can settle down in it.

I shall always feel well toward fogs.

Sometimes I eat so much candy that I don't feel well afterwards, but it's never been that way with toasted marshmallows.

" "As for me," I said, biting my bread and butter, "I feel well to my fingers' ends; they tingle with strength.

I supposed I should receive the foreign mail here, but I shall not wait for it if I should feel well enough to travel to-morrow.