With a sudden longing which indicated that the wish came direct from from her heart, she sighed: "What would I not give to see him look at me with that expression on his face!
Oh, it's too good to last," she sighed, as her heart fairly ached with its excess of joy.
I am sure that he has already done so, if you have asked with your heart, and for Jesus' sake.
The worst of it is, that she manages to make me appear so unamiable and unattractive in my husband's eyes," she sighed to herself.
Yes," she sighed, glancing round from side to side with a melancholy expression of countenance quite unusual with her.
She sighed, paused as though uncertain how to continue.
She sighed--knowing it would; yet longing to be worthy of him.
And goodness knows I'm willing to help you," she sighed, returning his pressure.
Comfy," she sighed, wishing discreet warnings at the bottom of the sea.
She sighed thankfully, half way through the breakfast with Skepsey, at sight of the hour by the clock; she was hurriedly sentient of the puzzle of her feelings, when she guessed at a chance that Dudley would be delayed.
She sighed downright: 'I have had my dream of a friend!
She sighed deeply; and to count on something helpful by mentioning it, reverted to the 'prospect' which there appeared to be.
Dear," she sighed, "it worries me so to hear you talk like that.
Her eyes turned away from him; she sighed softly to herself.
Instead of attempting to defend herself, she sighed wearily, and said, "I had no money; I walked all the way here.
I wish I could have an office and live in it and telegraph things to people," she sighed, and laughed again most adorably at her own childishness.
She sighed, and tried to cover the sigh with a laugh--which was not, however, a great success.
She sighed, tucked a chocolate into her cheek, and went scowling to the table.
She sighed, stood upon her tiptoes, and peered out over the sage to get her bearings, then started on at a hazard.
She sighed, wished him luck, and we proceeded to dine.
She sighed, and after a moment's pause, replied, "Yes.
She sighed a little as she rose and followed him along the narrow path, where the rose-bushes brushed against her skirt, and the air was fragrant with lavender.
She sighed gently, and her eyes flashed her regrets.
As she plodded off to find his place, she sighed, "Oh, dear!
She sighed as she looked at the bare brown earth of the large space that she purposed for strawberries, and work there and everywhere seemed repulsive.
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