A curious, heavy-hearted feeling came upon him, as he turned away, and went slowly back towards the other house.

Are ye heavy-hearted by reason of your wrongsof bitter shame wrought upon the weak and innocent?

A cloud, that through the time of darkness went With wanton winds, now, heavy-hearted, came And fell upon the sunshine, penitent, And burning up with shame.

" "If the wine improve in this manner, thy father should be heavy-hearted at the sight of the lees.

Thus, homeless and heavy-hearted, I began anew my life among strangers.

The previous evening was the first they had not passed together since the death of Zuanino; her father had sent her word that he had matter which would occupy him alone, and all day Marina had been heavy-hearted, going at matins and at vespers quite alone to the Madonna at the Duomo, that she might take comfort and counsel.

For whereas a few days before it was I who wished to fling the diamond away, feeling overwrought and heavy-hearted in that awful well-house, and Elzevir who held me from it; now it was he that seemed to set little store by it, and I to whom it was all in all.

Beside him, with his hand in hers, sat his mother; worn and altered, full of grief, and heavy-hearted, but the same to him.

And nobody could be heavy-hearted here, or frivolous.

As it was, the crowded state of the tea-room, and the distance between their tables, sufficiently excused his restricting his greeting to an eager bow; and Undine went home heavy-hearted from this first attempt to reconstruct her past.

She looked worse than usual to-day, he thought, white and heavy-eyed and unmistakably heavy-hearted.

He had altered considerably in the lapse of years, there was but little left to remind one of the slight, melancholy-looking boy, that once stood a heavy-hearted little stranger in the same room, in days gone by.

I walked about; but was very weak, and withal very sad and heavy-hearted under a sense of my miserable condition, dreading the return of my distemper the next day.

The good book bids the heavy-hearted drink, And so forget their woe.

"The road through the swamp was thronged with women and children, heavy-hearted and panic-struck; destitute of all the comforts of life, travelling day and night, and in continual dread of the tomahawk and scalping-knife!

Well, it was just her way, and she could no more help it than a rabbit can help wagging its scut, and yet it made me heavy-hearted to think of it.

The heavy-hearted youth passed so close under the horses' front that only after he had gained the banquette abreast the carriage did he notice its occupants and Anna's eager bow.

My friend seemed to me distrait and heavy-hearted; his wife seemed to be pathetically affectionate and anxious.

After one of these scholastic contests, Delsarte withdrew confused and heavy-hearted: he had received but one vote in the competition; and even that exception roused a sort of cheer, as if it were given to some contemptible competitor.

thou wilt be crying for high-heeled boots and built-up hair and stays, stays, Mistress, stays wilt be thy first cryoh, Lambkin, thou art heavy-hearted and I am turning myself into a fool to physic thy risibles;I wish we were upon the sea at this moment; if it were possible I should have taken thee while thou wert in sleep; but nay, I could not; for thou art a maiden grown and art plump and heavy with all.

Anxious, travel-worn, and heavy-hearted, she sat in an easy chair, with nothing to divert her from the grief and anxiety which rendered every delay a source of painful anxiety.

Make of him cups to carry the gift of God, the water of life, through the worldin lovely justice to the oppressed, in healthful labor to them whom no man hath hired, in rest to the weary who have borne the burden and heat of the day, in joy to the heavy-hearted, in laughter to the dull-spirited.

"The winds make melancholy moan; I hear the river flowing by, As, heavy-hearted and alone, Beneath the wild December sky, I take the roses from my breast White roses of the Holy Rood

There would be much lamentation in the church, and many a heavy-hearted bishop, were it known that the good craft had come to harm!"

The monks arose and went sadly forth, And returned as heavy-hearted.