" "If you were to take a few strong words, a few persuasive words, and a few tender words, mightn't you mix them sothat is, so set them in orderas to make them a good medicine for a sore heart, for instance?

And now hearing their remarks, and seeing how they were disturbed, he looked down at himself and saw that it was indeed sothat he had nothing on, and he grew ashamed and frightened, and thought he would run and hide himself from them in some hole in the ground.

Prince George might possibly try to name a successorwe have even understood that he already considers doing sothat this, indeed, is the price he has agreed to pay the Emperor for his supportthough this, of course, is strictly entre nous.

sothat way at leastseparate myself from the Evil Thing which there sat smiling at itself in its Hall of Mirrorsseeing no frustrate ghosts, no death's heads at that feast, as I saw them?...

" "Oh, that's sothat's SO!"

Well, yas, II reck'n I'll haf to hold it, ef you say sothat isof co'se Wait, doctor!

And if he thought at all about the way his home folk greeted him it would be just sothat he could not expect them to be making a fuss about one soldier out of so many.

If sothat name is freely lent, A pebble to your gemsT. GENT.

I did my best always, and I was happy when any one saw in it something to like and took the trouble to tell me sothat was all.

Ah, sir, would to God it were sothat we had nothing to do with slavery, nothing to fear from its power, or its action within our own borders, that its name and its miseries were unknown to us.

Ah, sir, would to God it were sothat we had nothing to do with slavery, nothing to fear from its power, or its action within our own borders, that its name and its miseries were unknown to us.

"Well," said the sergeant, in reply to my remarks on this subject, "since you have mentioned the matter yourself, Lorimer, I am glad to hear you say sothat is, to hear you say that you are innocent of that rascally business; for, putting your assertions, so solemnly made, to what my wife saysfor she has some queer stories of that fellow DigbyI have no doubt now of your innocence.

"Why, yes," stammered the girl, "I think sothat is, the depot is part of the conciergerie or just adjoins it.

He did not wish to see his wife unhappy or afraid, and he was awareacutely sothat her feelings were stirred to a point he did not care about.

I don't of course say it will actually do sothat would be too bold a prophecy, but only that it may tend to shape itself in that direction.

" Even sothat was the last note of praise that fell from those infant lips upon earth.

There was only the one time when I could speak, and I said sothat was at noon.

I knewand said sothat the girls were in a difficult position too; but, after all, they prided themselves on being the more "moral" (i.e. the stronger) sex, and should be chivalrous.

"There is nothing in it that you will have to look at for years if you do not wish to do sothat is, except one package that I am going to tell you about now.

It had occurred to her at the timethough she suppressed her inclination to say sothat she was born for other purposes than completing him, or indeed anybody.

" Lavretsky began to assure Liza that he had never dreamt of doing sothat he profoundly respected all convictions.

Of course Newman does not describe it sothat is all a part of his guilelessnesshe speaks of the shadow of a hand upon the wall: but I don't doubt that his subconscious mind thrilled with the sense of a possible escape that way.

child!to-day let us have nothingnothing but truthare you sure that you did not a little regret that it must be sothat you did not feel it a little hard to be forever tied to my gray hairsmy eight-and-forty years?" "Hush!"

Then the shell came back; it did not hit himbut it might have done sothat was all he could ask.

Sothat will do.