He inquired if I had been troubled with the yelping of that senseless cur, and I answered truly that I had not, that I had slept soundly, and woke with a softened pulse and a cooled brain.

The Doctor here, if his testimony could be relied upon, knows that I used to be troubled with indigestion, and was sometimes a little nervous" "A little nervous!" interrupted the Doctor, "why he would be as crazy with the hypo as a March hare.

But one persistent fear disturbed his sleep, and troubled his waking hours.

Or perhaps, "I sitting behind in a dark place, a lady spit backward upon me by a mistake, not seeing me, but after seeing her to be a very pretty lady, I was not troubled at it at all.

"All the same, if I can retrieve my evening kit, which has gone astray, I hope to enjoy myself at Wynford Place to-night without being troubled with undue sentimentality.

Suddenly she turned towards him with a troubled face.

And over one packet of letters, in particular, the colonel sat for a long while with an unwontedly troubled face.

The tenderness and pride that shone in Anne's eyes as she boasted of her happiness troubled Rudolph Musgrave.

"It would be dreadful to find it only a dream, to go to sleep again, and wake upthere" This thought troubled her for a moment.

I had been troubled and distressed all day long, but in the morning it was quite clear to me.'

But when the heavenly maiden drew nearer, her face, though it was so fair, looked to the Pilgrim like another face, which she had known very well,indeed, like the homely and troubled face of the friend of whom she had been thinking.

If you, sir, as a leader show correctness, who will dare not to be correct?" Ki K'ang, being much troubled on account of robbers abroad, consulted Confucius on the matter.

However, when Mr. Merrick came out of the private room his usually cheery countenance wore a troubled expression.

Then spake the Reeve in troubled tones, his white head low-stooped above the battlement.

So saying, she looked on him with eyes full sweet and troubled, wherefore he would have kissed her, but steps drew nigh and lo!

saith Beltane, something troubled.

Upon a fairy hillock Garry lay In sunshine fast asleep: his head was bare, And the wind rippling through his golden hair Laid out the seven locks that were his pride, Which one by one the maids securely tied To tether-pins, while Garry, breathing deep, Moaned low, and moved about in troubled sleep Then to a thicket all the maidens crept, And raised the Call of Warning ...

Olive was mystified and troubled, but consented, and thereupon the mother's spirits rose.

We see him worried, troubled, confused, doubting and dilatory, but also cheerful, alert, bold, daring, and unrestrained to the degree of cynicism; altogether, however, as a man of tempered character and confident in himself; who, although the outer conditions offered to his imagination so much to choose from, usually chose the best way, except when he took the last impatient step which cost him his life.

Business propositions, political deals, scientific talks, and words of comfort to the troubled, cross and recross each other over the black switchboard.

" The audience gave a long-troubled sigh, the nobleman sat rigid on his chair, the judge went on with his questions.

A curious seething movement had broken out in the piazza, resembling the stir of a troubled ant-hill, on either side of the broad green way down which the Pope would come; and already into the head of the street up which the priests looked figures were emerging.

And when you proposed that marriage by Cheditafa, he was very much troubled and annoyed.

It was bitter riding, that night, but he had seen worse and the discomfort of it troubled him little; it was not the first time he had bent head to snow and driving wind and had kept on so for hours.

The wind and the snow troubled him not so much now that his face was not turned to meet them, but it seemed to him that the way was rougher and that the icy spots were more dangerous to the bones of himself and his horse than when he had come that way before.