I have left her soif I had known your mind Sir Feeb.

But I have left my mother alone rather long and you must let me go.

I have left the invisible sphere to accomplish thy wishes.

It is Lucretian pleasure to behold the poor drudges, whom I have left behind in the world, carking and caring; like horses in a mill, drudging on in the same eternal roundand what is it all for?

"You see I have left all my other clients' affairs, to come after my stray lamb: I expect I shall find them in a pretty muddle.

Thou, thou brought'st me ever, Deep, deep sorrow and pain; But I have left thee forever, Nor will I serve thee again; No, nooh, no!

Yet I have left me seven thousand in Israel, who have not bowed the knee unto Baal.

It is all I have left of her now.

I am immensely interested in all your news, but I have left myself no time to answer you properly, as this must be posted to-day.

I have left open the window in which that beautiful child was sleeping.

I have resigned the army, I have left England forever (unless you yourself will some day accompany me there to meet my people), I have thrown in my fortunes with the United States, and doubt not I will prove as faithful a servant to your Commonwealth as I ever was to King George," and kissing her hand, he, laid in it the faded knot of rose-colored ribbon.

Enable me to think calmly of the Mother whom I have left....

I have left my own children in the care of strangers to travel all this way and appear as a witness on behalf of the unfortunate girl sitting there.

I have left, says he, all my Affairs in his Hands, and being willing to lay an Obligation upon him, have deposited with him thirty Marks, to be distributed among his poor Parishioners.

The only thing I have left to do is to kill myself.

My dear Edith,I have been meaning for some time to write to you about agnosticism, and other matters in your letter which I have left unnoticed.

Let me try to secure the only hope I have left.

Thou art ready to cry all day long, 'I have left undone that which I ought to have done;' till, at times, thou longest that all was over, and thou wert beginning again in some freer, fuller, nobler, holier life, to do and to be what thou hast never done nor been here; and criest with the poet 'Tis life, whereof my nerves are scant; 'Tis life, not death, for which I pant; More life, and fuller, that I want.

People here are kind and excellent and friendly, but I can not make them, as yet, fill the places of the familiar faces I have left in New Bedford.

I have left England, as I fancy you have done also, because I desired more conventional freedom than one can find among the folk at home.

Of the rest, to part I have given the highest approbation, by inserting the offered reading in the text; part I have left to the judgment of the reader, as doubtful, though specious; and part I have censured without reserve, but, I am sure, without bitterness of malice, and, I hope, without wantonness of insult.

Of my past, of that time which was the happiest of my life, all I have left me is Visitacion.

In a note to the next page, he informs his readers that if I say that I have left the question of immortality doubtful, it does not affect the argument; for I have admitted "the probability" of there being no future life.

I have left for future consideration women who having definite social theories have organized themselves for definite objects.

"I'll call them," I said; "I have left my handkerchief there.