I have been waitingif she loved Morris, she could not love me.

But will you love me, Flavilla?" She looked at him in silence, sitting very still, the bright hair veiling her cheeks, the fish's tail curled up against her side.

Did he love me all this time?

Did you love me then, that night?"

I'le teach you in a short sentence, cause I will not load your memory, that is all; love me, and lie with me.

I sadly all my weary days shall pass; No one shall love me as my seer, my friend.

For you, and pa-pa, love me most.

Tell me you love me!" Jimmie opened his eyes and smiled at her.

I thought he was above us both; and when I pitied myself that he could not love me, I pitied you, and my pity, perhaps, I mistook for love of you.

"I know you don't love me.

Love me always, Cousin Madeline, and let me ramble undisturbed about your earthly home; but, mind!

I will show him my golden ring, and I will tell him of such privy matters that he may not deny our kinship, but must love me as a son, and ever hold me dear.

"For you love me, father," she concluded, and looked up daintily, with a pathetic, coquettish tilt of her fair head, to peer into his face.

Be sure to come; and do your best about the clerks, if you love me".

Oh, if it were God's will, how I should love to get well, pay you back some of the debts I owe you, be a better mother to my children, write some more books, and make you love me so you wouldn't know what to do with yourself!

"Gertie, Gertie, promise me you will love me a little always, and never, never forget me.

8:17] I love those who love me, Those who seek me diligently shall find me.

" "It is true," she responded, "it is lamentably true that after to-night we are as different persons, you and I." He said: "Jehane, do you not love me any longer?

Do you really love me?

'You do not, then, love me?' said Cadurcis reproachfully, and in a voice of great feeling.

"Love cannot be forced, nor can it be had for the asking," said she, as, yielding sometimes to a natural childish feeling, she felt an irresistible longing to go to her father, whom she had not seen the livelong day; to hunt him up in the midst of his work, to lay herself gently on his breast, and say to him: "Love me, father, for without love we are both so lonely!"

I thank ye; I am glad I have so good a subject: but pray ye tell me, How much did ye love me, before ye drank this matter? Lieu.

"You say you love me?"

" "Dost love me, Kate?"

But till I do die, I hope you will be good to me, and love me."