I think, Johnny, you and I are alike in this, that when we have loved, we cannot bringourselves to change.
I never enter on a discussion on the questions at issue between us, without feeling compelled to do one of two things; and yet I cannot bring my mind to do either.
So I did not reject this Kalingasena when she came, but I cannot bring myself to do anything without your wish.
Moreover, I cannot bring myself to endure the sight of my native city, now that my father is not in it.
I cannot bring myself to say so; for I know it would make you both miserable.
That will probably depend on circumstances," said the Lady Alexandrina; I find that I cannot bring my courteous pen to drop the title.
I cannot bring in my doctor speaking his mind freely among the bigwigs till I have explained that it is in accordance with his usual character to do so.
I cannot bring myself to believe that the man who was sitting the other day at my table should be so great a scoundrel.
I cannot bring myself to believe that you are really in earnest.
And let it be remembered that very many who can devote themselves for great sacrifices, cannot bring themselves to the endurance of little injuries.
If I cannot bring him to the gallows, I can at least make every man and woman in the country point the finger of scorn and hatred at him.
It cannot bring her up again to the bright world out of the dark grave.
It cannot bring it back, or heal a single sorrow for its loss.
Cheesy is the best fellow in the world in some respects, but hecannot bring himself to speak well of a fellow behind his back.
Your father is hard, and though he loves you still, he cannot bring himself to forget.
Of course I wish you to be full of joy;--of course I wish with all my heart that you may be happy if you marry your cousin; but the thing has come so suddenly that we cannot bring ourselves to look upon it as a reality.
Money seems such a small thing when it cannot bring us the presence of those we love.
But in order to do this I must tell him the story of my love and my disappointment; and I cannot bring myself to do that.
I cannot bring myself to believe that Henry Dunbar has been guilty of this fearful crime.
I cannot bring myself to suppose it possible that she can have been guilty of any fraud or deception.
But if she repents,--as I am sure she does, I cannot bring myself to desert her.
It would be useless at present, seeing that we cannot bring ourselves to believe it possible that a foreigner should in any respect be wiser than ourselves.
I cannot bring myself to think that ten thousand obligations are new letters of credit.
I am constantly occupied, engaged, amused, till I cannot bring a hundredth part of what I have to say into the compass of a letter.
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