growled sulky Roger, "and twenty and two good men slain." "Why, see you, Roger, here is good cause for rejoicing also, for, our youthful Ajax grieving for a dead Fool, it standeth to reason he shall better love a live oneand thou wert ever a fool, Rogerso born and so bred.

But some time when you're happy again and you're through grieving for Donnegan, I'll tell you the truth and make your heart black for the rest of your life.

The question as to who had dropped the ring into the casket if Arthur had notthe innocent children, the grieving servantswas latent, of course, in every breast, but it had not yet reached the point demanding expression.

Then it was that Major Dobbin, George Osborne's staunch friend of schooldays, and also an ardent admirer of Amelia's, saw how she was grieving and took upon himself to inform George Osborne of the state of affairs.

All the day I sate in a corner of the room, grieving for the departure of my parents; and if for a moment I forgot that sorrow, I tormented myself with imagining the many ways which Maria might invent, to make me feel in return the slights and airs of superiority which I had given myself over her.

Oh, Memory, if an hour of gloom and grieving I here have known, that hour before me set; But all the peace and joy I am leaving, In mercy, Memory, let me forget.

He had written to Sophia that his father would not consent to his marriage, unless it were with a lady of large fortune: unfortunately, she was not rich enough; however, that he would wed none but her, and that they must be resigned, and trust to time; and Sophia, living on the few letters that Edoardo continued to write her, and grieving that she was not as rich as Valperghi would have wished, waited and hoped.

Let this stupid grieving be; Rise up above thy troubles, and with me Drink in a cloud of blossoms.

Why are you grieving for us?

"I'm afraid she ain't long for this world; she's got such a look o' heaven in her face," was said more than once, in grieving tones, when the Elder's approaching marriage was talked of.

" Slowly and reluctantly the people went, and a silence sadder than the sobs and grieving voices settled down on the house.

There are Writers of great Distinction, who have made it an Argument for Providence, that the whole Earth is covered with Green, rather than with any other Colour, as being such a right Mixture of Light and Shade, that it comforts and strengthens the Eye instead of weakning or grieving it.

Only to think that all the time I was grieving for you as dead and buried by the Russians among the hills over there that you were larking about with those jolly Russian girls.

Thoughtful and grieving we stood there thus, each facing the other, Now that the wall was fallen that once had divided our court-yards.

After a time Cormac, grieving for the loss of his son, his eye and his steward at the hands of Oengus of the poisonous javelin and of his kinsmen, ordered their expulsion from their tribal territory, i.e. from the Decies of Tara, and not alone from these, but from whole northern half of Ireland.

Upon this, a young and gentle lady, who was watching by his bed, thinking that he was grieving for his own pain, began to weep; whereon other ladies who were in the chamber drew near and roused him from his dream.

They entered the battles as volunteers, if it is proper to call volunteers men compelled by fear, and they met even if an unjust at least a brave death, in an equal struggle; and in the hope that they might even survive and conquer they fell without grieving.

Is it that you would go grieving with my wife and I to be living yet? Mineog: I didn't follow you out beyond this world with craving for the repose of your soul.

And I after travelling through the most of the day on the head of you being wounded and hurt, thinking you to be grieving to see one of your own!

The grieving wind.

I could not pity myself, nor feel sorry for my friends, nor conceive of them as grieving for me.

She asked them what they were grieving for; they told her that nothing was the matter and sent her to draw water in her new water-pot from the dry tank.

But I can't help grieving when I see you suffering so.

Sobs choked her utterance, and the grieving mother could only throw her arms around her child, and press her convulsively to her heart.

In another lament a grieving mother is compared to the drooping fronds of the tree-fern.