"So should I. That worries me.

So it's no wonder the Macklin fortune worries mother whenever she thinks of it; a family like ours could use money so easily.

But when the pleasant impertinent of comedy, in a piece purely meant to give delight, and raise mirth out of whimsical perplexities, worries the studious man with taking up his leisure, or making his house his home, the same sort of contempt expressed (however natural) would destroy the balance of delight in the spectators.

An' when she worries,I worry.

I will not bring the worries of the Council Chamber into thy boudoir.

People in our position are not a very cheerful class, I am afraid; but still they don't seek out worries from sheer perverseness.

The worries come unsought.

The latter worries them, because they have to keep up its dignity.

Nobody worries about Mr. Pike much; but Lord Doraine took him off to the billiard-room, after collecting Mr. Wertz, to play "Bridge"everybody plays "Bridge," I findand then Lady Doraine came and joined Lord Valmond and me on the big sofa.

To be calm and placid at critical moments, never to get excited or flurried, or in any way put out, whatever little worries may turn upand

sometimes these worries seem endless and try one to the uttermost limitthat is one of the keys to fame on court.

On the wall was a sign in Latin and French"Unhappy the spirit which worries about the future," a facetious warning that any one who loafed there longer than three minutes was likely to be killed, and the following artistic creed from "La Fontaine:" "Ne for fans point noire talent.

Your sister says that he had no particular worries, nor anything to induce apprehension or acute anxiety.

It was a great comfort to feel that her father suffered nothing either in body or mind, but sometimes she would have been very thankful if she could have gone to him with her business worries, and got his advice on things which perplexed her so much.

Besides being so lonesome there's another thing that worries me, too; and that is, thiswhat I'm writing, I mean.

Mothering means heart ache and worries, plus joy and pride and the joy and pride more than makes up for the rest.

Roastin'-days she worries some, 'n' keeps a sharp eye on the chap that carves.

If any door has been left open, it worries you more by its banging at intervals of a minute than if it went on without stopping to consider.

I'm sorry I'm one of your worries; but don't you see I love Pete just as you do Mr. Farron?" "God help you, then!" said Adelaide, quickly, and went to her room to put on with a haste none the less meticulous her small velvet hat, her veil, her spotless, pale gloves, her muff, and warm coat.

"Take no thought of the morrow; but what worries me is the question of waterhow about that?

He worries her, poor man, sitting there and asking her every two minutes how she feels.

And, while travelling in Kashmir is easy and comfortable enough along beaten tracks, yet the petty worries connected with all matters of transport and supply are incessant, and become much more serious if one cannot speak or understand Hindustani.

" I looked a question, and she went on: "I have some worries, and then last night I saw you were all keeping some bad news from me, and so I couldn't sleep.

Yesterday, when Mr. Camp threatened to" Then I stopped, as it suddenly occurred to me that it was best not to tell Madge that I might lose my position, for it would look like a kind of bid for her favor, and, besides, would only add to her worries.

It brought a solution of many difficulties and worries by keeping him at home and quiet.