I long to throw myself at your feet, and receive from your own lips the blessings of such good parents!
I saw how I should esteem this worthy man's good offices, and said to him in quite another tone, that innocent as I was, I saw that my best course was to throw myself on his kindness respecting Mdlle.
Madame Manzoni advised me to throw myself on your mercy, and she gave me a little box which you shall have to-day.
I throw myself in an arm-chair in order to breathe and to recover from my surprise.
At one time, What have I to do, thought I, but to throw myself at once into the protection of Lady Betty Lawrance?
I did go down half way of the stairs, resolved to throw myself at his feet wherever he was.
My next impulse was to throw myself down on the ground and give up the struggle.
I kept it fixed there with all the strength I could command, and pressing myself upwards got sufficiently high to throw myself flat on the snow and to scramble forward.
Ah, Anna, if I could only presume to throw myself at your feet, and tell you how much and what I feel, I should be the happiest fellow in all England.
I shall have to throw myselfin the river, like a Hindoo, for purification.
I throw myself on your generosity, and trust you to remember there is an old man that loves you, and has more money than he knows what to do with.
At times I was tempted to imitate the monks and starve my body in order to conquer my senses; at times I felt like rushing out into the street to throw myself at the feet of the first woman I met and vow to her eternal love.
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