Edward Brady was spending the winter at Congenies for the sake of his health, and his society was a source of no little comfort to John Yeardley; who, however, still, frequently labored under spiritual depression.
After breakfast we read a chapter and held our meeting with Captain McPhail and his wife, and felt a little comfort in holding up the standard of religious worship.
But when the time is come for the Lord to pour in the healing balm into the sorrowing soul, then we find a little comfort.
Little comfort to me it was to hear Kennedy and Ogilvie praise you for a good Scot and true, and say that it was great pity of your death.
But, for my own part, the leeches gave me little comfort, saying that I might in no manner set forth with the rest, for that I could not endure to march on foot, but must die by the way.
Thus plainly that tower was to be oflittle comfort to the English.
It gave him a little comfort to meet the boy with a bundle pinned up in snowy napkins, from which a grateful odour ascended, bending his steps to Prickett's Lane, as he himself went out to meet his fate.
It was a forlorn-hope; but still the unreasoning, uncomprehending heart took a little comfort from it.
Come, my dearest boy, and give a little comfort to your loving and anxious "AUNT DORA.
Yet, during the days, the sharpness of her grief was assuaged, and she came to take a little comfort, though as yet it was but a little.
When it came it brought as little comfort as the truth is apt to bring.
Any kind of little comfort, as you say," I answered.
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