Hither and thither she was borne, a creature bereft of volition.

Alas! seeing their king, the lord of Saubha, drop down bereft of sense!

Some would fling themselves upon bulks or steps, where they were not unfrequently found the next morning bereft of life.

He isif one might hazard a guessan uncle bereft of great expectations.

And love ne'er dies but when some hand Too careless of their mimic strife, Slow cleaves its tendrils from their hold, And hurls them down bereft of life.

The backward glance of this generation is too apt to stop at the transition period, when the factory had taken the interesting manufactures out of the hands of the housewife and left the homestead bereft of its best, when the struggle to make it a modern money-making plant, for which it was never designed, drove the young people away to less arduous days and more exciting evenings.

Her fourth wish, too, he agreed to: that she herself might have a hundred sons; and as he made the fifth and last wish unconditional, she said: "Let Satyavant return to life; for, bereft of him, I desire not happiness; bereft of him I desire not heaven; I desire not to live bereft of him.

"Will he not speak?" he asked, still marking his unhappy countenance bereft of every sign of sensibility.

That noble north light of a cloudless Roman sky did not extend far, hardly to Civita Vecchia, certainly not to England, Old or New; and with a less friendly hand than his own to expose his work, under sight still less kind, there might be presented a picture bereft of all but its faults.