If it could be arranged by the end of this week, it would be a great comfort to me.
And then there was a great comfort to her in Brooke's friendship.
The town is a fine one, and the streets are lined with arcades--a great comfort in so hot a place.
She had only come to see the famous castrato Farinello, who had left Madrid, and now lived at Bologna in great comfort.
It would be a great comfort to us, if this communication should ever be opened, for then we might freely communicate with, and hear from those we love.
His eldest sister had come for a fortnight from her place, and was a great comfort to them all.
Alfred looked at it as if indeed it would be a great comfort to him to be always reminded by the eye, of how 'He was wounded for our transgressions, and bruised for our iniquities.
I found in a few minutes that it was a great comfort to me to be there.
So when the sun shone out on the fourth day, we were ready to start in great comfort.
My writing all this has been a great comfort to me and done me good.
A great comfort it was for Caroline to descend to the calm kitchen from the stormy back-parlour, and there vent some of her little woes to the compassionate servant of all work.
It had been of great comfort to her on board the transport as they were coming home, and were very nearly wrecked, on their return from the West Indies.
It was another old acquaintance returned to England, and at a time when his presence was likely to be of great comfort to his relatives there.
The little sister's sympathy was a great comfort, and so if she could think she was helping him, he was glad.
But she realized more and more that he was a good boy and a great comfort to her.
Nevertheless, she was conscious of a great relief that he had not come, and a great comfort in the presence of this other man.
I heard Lulu's aunt say the nurse she had when she broke her knee was a great comfort to her.
Miss Clark was a great comfort to us when mother was ill," said Betty; "mother had a letter from her yesterday.
Rather than suggest such a fearful idea I would abolish screens altogether; yet one round the back of the sofa is often a great comfort, and, judiciously arranged, makes the background for a very pretty corner.
And so she began to gossip again as merrily as before, which was a great comfort to me, for I could have found never a word to say at this time for the tumult of joy in my heart.
Also 'twill be a great comfortto me to know you will not be left helpless by any accident that may happen to me.
It would be a great comfort to me to have you and Sarah and Harry and the children near me.
My faith in God's protection was perfect and in spite of my misery the children were a great comfort.
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