But Joe seemed not to hear.

Twenty years after John Wesley had left home, it is touching to hear him say-"In many things you have interceded for me and prevailed.

She playfully chides him for wandering from the Apostolic Church to hear popular preachers and clerks that sing well; which she regards as crimes against the memory of his ancestorsan allusion to that part of the family pedigree which traced his descent in some way from the royal line of the Stuarts.

Are you so sad on account of what happened at the castle and because you thought there was no ghost?" "I don't want to hear anything more about it," Kurt said evasively, pulling a handful of leaves from the hedge and throwing them angrily to the ground.

Some of Dr Kennedy's acquaintances wished to hear him explain, in "a logical and demonstrative manner, the evidences and doctrines of Christianity"; and Lord Byron, hearing of the intended meeting, desired to be present, and was accordingly invited.

I am quite delighted to hear it: "Glad to know that wit and pluck Bring their owner such good-luck.

No; tell him, if you think he'd care to hear about it.

" "I am sorry to hear that," Norgate replied grimly, "but go on.

It was a song that few amateurs would dare to attempt, and I waited eagerly to hear how the beautiful voice would render the finale.

Nor could it be a hardship upon a man liberally educated, to make one on so solemn an occasion, and to hear the harangue of a man of letters, (though far from being the principal part of the service, as it is too generally looked upon to be,) whose studies having taken a different turn from his own, he must always have something new to say.

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It is not uncommon to hear parents, in all classes of society say, "That child is too much for me.

The Cohort bright Of watchful Cherubims, four Faces each Had like a double Janus, all their Shape Spangled with Eyes The Assembling of all the Angels of Heaven to hear the solemn Decree passed upon Man, is represented in very lively Ideas.

It was ghostly to hear, even by daylight.

"Would the boys like to hear a concert?"

It was pleasanter to hear him when he defended the great Past in which his ideal truth had been faintly shadowed.

"I am truly sorry to hear of your brother's misfortunes.

"But I wanted to hear more about it" "That was all.

But that did not prevent crowds from thronging the streets at night, cautioning pedestrians to walk more softly as they approached his house; nor from opening their windows to hear better when that devil of a doctor would be playing his violoncello.

All Toledo came to hear the serenade, which was an event in the monotonous life of the town, and from the province of Madrid many strangers came for the bull-fight on the following day.

But the chief men among the rebels would not permit him to speak in public, being fearful of the impression he might make upon their deluded followers; they therefore received him on the road in a warlike posture, and he could only speak some words in private to those who were appointed to hear him.

Calmly Roland listened to these tidings, begged the priest to hear his confession as usual, and, when he had received absolution, expressed a desire to be buried with his face turned toward the convent where Hildegarde had lived and died.

" "I am thankful to hear it," said Julius, suppressing his distaste that the man he most reverenced, and the place which was his haven of rest, should be a mere lion for Bee and Conny, a slight pastime before the regimental band!

" "I did not believe it could all be true when the report came to Rood House, but of course I came to hear the truth and see what I could do.

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