I cry your Lordship's mercy; My Lady lies not in her Lodgings to night; The Princess sent for her, Her Highness is not well.

And so I cry A sad goodby

" "I cry your mercy," rejoined the Caterpillar somewhat crossly, "but I was digesting a gooseberry leaf when you lifted me in that abrupt manner, and I did not quite follow your remarks.

I cry while I enumerate these trifles.

Cherry-ripe, ripe, ripe, I cry, Full and fair ones; come and buy!

But now I know my unassisted wit Is all too weak to make me soar so high; For pardon, lady, for this fault I cry, And wiser still I grow remembering it.

I cry your reverence mercye, I confes You are more antique.

I cry peccavi.

Even so do you, dear Alianora, who are not divine, look toward me, quite unmoved by anything except incurious wonder, the while that I cry my elegy.

I cry quarter!"

I cry to thee but thou dost not answer me.

HEYSER, E. K. Hear, O Lord, when I cry.

Oft as the morning ray Visits these eyes, waking at once, I cry, Whence this excess of joy?

Io Paean, I cry!

You see the first Napoleon, looking across the Channel at Britannia with the boot: he says, 'I hate white cliffs,' which means Trafalgar; and 'I cry, Jam satis,' father has just invented for Charles, that King of Spain who was Emperor of Germany too.

I cry nervously, and, so saying, begin to turn round and to stretch out one leg, with the intention of making a graceful descent backward.

As soon as the man is fairly out of the room, I cry again.

I cry, bursting into a passion of tears.

I cry, brusquely, "they do very well!"

"Do you mean to say that he has had the insolence to write to you," I cry, in a passion of indignation, forgetting for the moment Barbara's ignorance of what has occurred, and only reminded of it by the look of wonder that, as I turn on my chair to face her, I see come into her eyes.

I cry, with vexed abruptness, as I see who it is that is climbing after me.

I cry, "she is not dead!

I cry over lost beauty and grandeur.

I stagger, I faint, I cry out, I fall.

* Aliosha: "My mind, mother, is weakened by illness and I am now like a child: now I pray to God, now I cry, now I am happy.