Her face was very close, and he heard her say, almost sobbingly:

Full of compassion for the suffering, the tender heart of the Poet melts at the sight, and in mellifluous tones he asks, "What is the matter, BUB?" Sobbingly digging his fists into his eyes, and carefully wiping his classic nose on the sleeve of his jacket, the heart-broken mourner murmurs: "I've lost my sheep, And don't know where to find them," and bursts forth into a prolonged howl.

But sobbingly says: "You are all alone.

When Avery reached them, Jeanie's head in its blue woollen cap was pillowed against him and she was telling him sobbingly of her trouble.

She was urged to consent, and finally said, sobbingly, "I have no further wish on earth.

The girl drew back, her breath coming almost sobbingly.

She covered her face with her apron and told me, sobbingly, that she had expected me to be sorry for getting down her sugar bowl and for breaking its cover; that I was so bad that I would "surely put poor old grandma's gray hair in her grave, who had got one foot there already and the other on the brink.

And sobbingly she told the storyher face buried too much of the time for her to see her brother's face, too shaken by her own sobs to mark how strange was his breathing.

" "I've been afraid so much," she went on sobbingly.

Joanne's breath broke sobbingly as she gave Aldous the glass.

She turned sobbingly to Joanne.

Her arms went round his neck, and she sobbingly implored his pardon.

she whispered sobbingly.

So black and so bristly of head, his little clawlike hands hovering over the bow, Leon Kantor withdrew a note, strangely round and given up almost sobbingly from the single string.

Her voice came sobbingly.