"All were loved and all were regretted, but life is made up of forgetting.

All who loved me loved Mossy.

All who loved me loved Mossy.

The magnificent peacock would wander off two miles, choosing the railroad track for his rambles, and loved to light on Si Evans's barn; then a boy must be detailed to recover the prize bird, said boy depending on a reward.

He gave to the Nation, as the friend he loved the dearest, a fortune which he had inherited.

For the man she loved was standing regarding her with horror.

We feel very sure that, as a prominent temperance writer says, "It very often happens that women who send out their loved ones with an agony of prayer that they may be kept from drink for the day, also send them with a breakfast that will make them almost frantic with thirst before they get to the first saloon.

He said to himself, and he would have said to anybody who was entitled to call upon him for an explanation, that he had always loved children, and that the beauty and goodness of this child had deeply interested him.

The voice of brotherly lovefor he had tenderly loved his erring brothersaid, "No."

MOST, THAT YOU LOVED ME

STILL THE SAME THAT YOU LOVED ME, YOU LOVED ME STI-ILL THE SAME!" (Sketched from a Provincial Pit.)]

STILL THE SAME THAT YOU LOVED ME, YOU LOVED ME STI-ILL THE SAME!" (Sketched from a Provincial Pit.)]

Another charging wave swept by this soldier, and as he looked up he saw the face of the man he had respected and loved more than all other men, the face of Anton Lang, the Christus of Oberammergau.

For she thought she loved him now the more deeply, because, although she was not reconciled to his absence, it seemed to keep alive the memory of what he had been before his one wild act separated them.

He loved a woman's face to look ciselée, he said.

She loved her father, her aunt, her cousins of the Tancred family, and her friend, Lady Anningford.

Tristram, she knew, loved her stillroom maid's brown bread and butter.

"When I was watching that poor sick girl," she continued, "I thought I could have loved her, she was so beautiful and gentle, as she lay there, white and thin, and never speaking a word against you, Philip, but thinking of her friends far away, and asking to be taken homehome, where her mother was sleeping under the sodhome, to be loved and kissed again before she died.

"When I was watching that poor sick girl," she continued, "I thought I could have loved her, she was so beautiful and gentle, as she lay there, white and thin, and never speaking a word against you, Philip, but thinking of her friends far away, and asking to be taken homehome, where her mother was sleeping under the sodhome, to be loved and kissed again before she died.

And I would have loved her if I hadn't hated you so much that there wasn't room for the love of any living creature in my bad heart.

I had no wish either to mortify or wound the man I had loved so tenderly, but from whom I felt now wholly severed, as though the shadow of a grave had intervened between us.

You love my son, or have loved himin this I could not be mistakenand his affection for you is sincere and unaffected, despite the concessions a designing woman, who conceives herself slighted, has wrung from his unwary lips, on purpose to mar his prospects, and blight your happiness, I well believe.

Plainer women than I are loved and sought in marriage, who possess no gift of fortune or accomplishment.

"I have loved you," he said, hoarsely, "far more than you will ever understand.

She possessed a leading spirit, and loved to rule whether by right or sufferance.