Or may I still prove wretched.

" "And why with the exception of Jeanie, may I ask?"

At what hour, or day, may I look for you?"

"May I go!" said Verty.

"I must confess that if you could regard me with a little more toleration, if you would accept at any rate a measure of my friendship, would endeavour, may I say, to adopt a more sympathetic attitude with regard to me, it would give me the deepest pleasure.

When at my lessons, may I think only of them; playing when I play: when dressing, may I be quick, and never put off time, and never amuse myself but in playhours.

"Oh, then, may I go?

"May I read that to-morrow, papa?

May I get you a drink?" "Glenlivet, please.

May I speak?" She hesitated, and their eyes met for a moment.

May I dress it with sweet-brier to-night?

Arolind: May I go with your Sincerity? Tharmia: Indeed, Princely Lady, I shall be glad of your company.

May I not meet hereafter with men ingenuous like him, who shall do me justice, and sympathise with my calamity?

May I not employ my ingenuity to vex him with difficulties, and laugh at the endless labour to which he will be condemned?" Alas, this is a speculation for a mind at ease!

"May I be worthy of your kindness, sire!"

"But may I," continued the Director of the World's Peace, "add a word to what has been said to make it still clearer to our friend?

"Young sir," the latter said, "may I ask if you are Master Furness?" "I am," the lad replied.

"May I see, doctor?" asked the Cardinal suavely.

Be mine delight in moderate and hallowed [Greek: hosioi] desires, and may I have a share in love, but shun excess therein.

May I be better all the week, For what to-day has taught; May I God's love and favor seek, And do the things I ought! HAGAR AND ISHMAEL.

May I lade each one with something To be borne to God above, Fill each full of deeds worth counting, That will prove my perfect love.

May I ask one other favor?" "What favor?" "Spare Kloof and Lombardo!" "Impossible!"

"Should the opportunity offer," continued Joseph, "may I speak a word for you myself?" The quadroon paused a moment, smiled politely though bitterly, and departed repeating again: "'Tis impossib'.

" "May I speak to one of the class to ask about it?" "You can not speak, you know, till the Study Card is down; you may then.

How may I understand this, father? KING.