I had forgotten, I said, that we were not serious, and spoke with too much excitement.
Indeed, he said, if I had forgotten, I should not deserve to hear more.
With the sudden fancy that he had forgotten something, he turned out his pockets, looking for he scarcely knew what.
Other thoughts--other dreams had passed away for the moment--he had forgotten life as it presents itself to the ordinary human being.
He was surprised, and put his hand in his pocket and brought out the purse containing the five hundred francs, which he had forgotten in his agitation.
He fell into a chair, in consternation, for that was the fourth time on which he had forgotten a commission that he had promised to do for her.
Then he remembered he had forgotten to send the carriage; and that was like him, too.
But Mark Twain's views had undergone a radical change, and with characteristic dismissal of previous conditions he had forgotten that he had ever had any other views than those he now held.
He was a passenger that trip, and I had forgotten he was aboard.
A wife was a new kind of possession to which I had not yet become accustomed; I had forgotten her.
His sister and his sister's children had left him only a vague and far-off memory which had finally almost completely vanished; he had made every effort to find them, and not having been able to find them, he had forgotten them.
The father cast a glance about him as though to make sure that he had forgotten nothing.
It is but just to add that he had forgotten to include in his calculations the forced repose of Sundays and festival days during nineteen years, which entailed a diminution of about eighty francs.
Madame von Morien had not remarked the anguish of her friend, or had forgotten it.
Suddenly the king ceased his cheerful laughter and merry jests: he had for the moment forgotten that he had any thing to do but amuse himself; he had forgotten that he was here to judge and to punish.
Ah, certainly, I had forgotten that," said the queen, thoughtfully.
I beg your pardon; I had forgotten it was time to read to you.
Here are bills that must be renewed, and one or two things I had forgotten, and while I owe the money and more too, I could hardly in honesty speculate with the price of my commission.
Dinkey, I had forgotten to state, was a white horse, and belonged to Wes.
You see we had forgotten, in the midst of flatness, that we were still over five thousand feet up.
Then, as if he had forgotten everything, he stretched himself out on the sofa, put his hands behind his head, and looked up at the sky.
He had forgotten it for a while, half an hour or so, and now, suddenly, the uneasy search had recommenced.
He was looking for Evgenie Pavlovitch, who was close by on his right as before, but hehad forgotten this, and his eyes ranged over the assembled company.
Yes, that is what I meant to say," he added, with the satisfaction of one who suddenly remembers something he had forgotten.
Quoth the youth, "Thou sayst sooth, but thou mindest me of somewhat I had forgotten.
I had forgotten to reward and take a particular farewell of any one of my friends.
Then good-bye, thought I, and remembered her look when I had forgotten that of all the others.
Joseph looked about him for an instant as if he had forgotten something, then departed with what seemed unnecessary haste.
But hereupon there revived in her a trouble which for the moment she had forgotten, and it became so acute that she was driven to speak to Michael in a way which had till now seemed impossible.
Surly monk, phantom, superstitions,--he had forgotten all at that moment.
Jonah had contrived to avoid the faces that were familiar to him, but he had forgotten that he must be seen and recognized by people unknown to him.
For the moment he had forgotten Jonah's real name, and he looked into the shop to size up his adversary with the angry curiosity of a soldier facing the enemy.
Jonah knew that something was wrong, and remembered that he had forgotten to raise his hat, an accomplishment that she had taught him with much difficulty.
In my feverish haste, I had forgottento place among the stores of my pirate craft that peculiar kind of chocolate caramel to which Eliza Jane was most partial.
I--I had forgotten it was there," he said, nervously.
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