The Prince answered at once, 'I have heard so much of your beauty and kindness, that I would very much like to enter your service.
People would like to have heard it again, but the Emperor thought that the living Nightingale should sing now--but where was she?
The Prince replied, 'I have heardso much of the beauty and kindness of the Dragon's Mother, and would like to enter her service.
I have heard of the Prince," replied Mr. Rolles; "and General Vandeleur I have even met in society.
Gentlemen, I have heard my uncle say, that Tom Smart said the widow's lamentations when she heard the disclosure would have pierced a heart of stone.
The stranger shook the extended hand, and then continued-- 'We have heard of your fame, sir.
It is often said - I have heard it with these ears - that drunkenness "may lead to vice.
The interjection, "I have heard a sonnet begin so to one's mistress" (Act iii.
We have heard a Yorkshire yeoman sing a version, which commenced with this line:- ' It was at the time of a high holiday.
I have heard of thee time after time, But being in the glory of my prime, I did not think you would have called so soon.
About a century ago, as I have heard say, This fair it was kept by one Daniel Day, A hearty good fellow as ever could be, His coffin was made of a limb of the tree.
This is a countryman's whistling song, and the only one of the kind which we remember to have heard.
But the priest went on: "Son, I shall tell thee that such tales I have heard, but from whose mouth forsooth?
I have heard tell of thee: thou art abiding the turn of the days up at the castle yonder, as others have done before thee.
May the saints keep her from all harm; for meek and holy indeed she is, as oft we have heard it.
Said Ralph: "I have heardof late that it leadeth presently to Hampton under the Scaur, where dwelleth a people of goodwill.
The best of women (I have heard my grandmother say) are hypocrites.
But there was no such swell in Calcutta as Waterloo Sedley, I have heard say, and he had the handsomest turn-out, gave the best bachelor dinners, and had the finest plate in the whole place.
He has some money from his mother, I have heard enough to purchase his majority--or he must sell out and go and dig in Canada, or rough it in a cottage in the country.
I have heard something of this, sir, from my friend George," Dobbin said, anxious to come to his point.
I have heard of your gratitude before," he replied drily, "and I think this can scarce be the matter you called me from my wine to listen to.
I did but repeat the common talk of the country, which I have heard everywhere, and from men of all opinions as I came along.
There's few people that has had more experience than Alan Breck: and I can never call to mind to have heard tell of a lassie like this one of yours.
I must thank you, Jasper, for the pleasure with which I have heard you to-day.
I have heard, on the contrary, that many an old warrior actually finds that music agreeable.
But we have heard of them from trustworthy people.
I thank you for these choice verses; which I have heard formerly, but had quite forgot, till they were recovered by your happy memory.
War Eagle laughed and said: "Our people do not know why, but we believe he was made that way at the beginning, although I have heard men of other tribes say that the Bear lost his tail while fishing.
I have heard an old story, too, that is said to have been generally believed by the Blackfeet, in which a monster bull-elk that lives in Gunsight Pass lords it over the winds.
I have heard a legend wherein OLD-man, in the beginning, killed an animal for the people to eat, and then instructed them to use the ribs of the dead brute to make knives and arrow-points.
And if any one has read Zola's description of the workman's marriage-party visiting the Louvre, they would do well to have heard Bazin by way of antidote.
And if it be true, as I have heard it said, that drums are covered with asses' skin, what a picturesque irony is there in that!
I have heard a woman in quite a better position at home, with a good bit of money in hand, refer to her own child with a horrid whine as 'a poor man's child.
For though I have heard a considerable variety of sermons, I never yet heard one that was so expressive as a cathedral.
I have heard no sound at all, and could almost believe that I had been the victim of some hallucination suggested, perhaps, by Armitage's conversation.
It was only last night that I returned to England, and during all this time I have heardnothing of the sensation which my supposed death had caused, nor of the accusation that Mr. Arthur Morton had been concerned in it.
I have heard some on ’em say, indeed, that they don’t know how!
I was just telling your mamma that I have heard it said, that—’ ‘What?
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