Then he called on the minister of the congregation where he "worshipped," and with tears and agitation unbosomed himself upon the subject, and besought his counsel.
The oftener Titmouse saw him, the more he liked him; and at length, taking him entirely into his confidence, unbosomed himself concerning his unhappy present circumstances, and still more unhappy prospects.
I, however, gave him no satisfactory answer, being apprehensive that, if I unbosomed myself, I should become as much an object of horror to him as I had long been to myself.
Carlos hated and feared him and at last secretlyunbosomed himself to Cardinal Portocarrero, Archbishop of Toledo, one of the leaders of the French faction.
To Colonel Burr, and, it would seem, to him alone, he unbosomed himself.
At length he unbosomed himself to Colonel Burr, who thus replies to his letter:-- TO MAJOR R.
Her first call was upon Beatrice, who still occupied the flat at Brixton, and here she unbosomed herself of a dolorous story.
Discontent becoming ripe for utterance, he unbosomed himself to Mr Gunnery.
The decision with which he then unbosomed himself to Oliver, still characterised his thoughts, but he had not courage to elude the dialogue forced upon him, still less to make known his resentment of the man's offensive vulgarity.
Has he unbosomed himself to you about his affairs of old time?
At last one day she unbosomed herself, though with hesitation, to a warm and disinterested friend; blushing all over with tearful eyes she confessed her grief to Mr. Meadows.
While Boulton spoke good humouredly to his partner in Cornwall with the object of cheering him up, he privately unbosomed himself to his friend Matthews in London.
He thereforeunbosomed himself to Torcy, who reported the matter to the King.
You were admitted to an audience with her for instance, you pleased her in some manner, and forthwith she unbosomed herself to you as though you had known her from childhood.
It was amongst them that he felt most at ease, and that he unbosomed himself the most familiarly, especially to the chiefs.
Never before had he unbosomed himself at such length.
These sudden spells of silence falling upon the vast crowd, these minutes of mute prayer, in which all souls unbosomed their secrets, were deeply, wonderfully impressive.
One evening, after a supper where the wine flowed freely, Roguin unbosomed himself to du Tillet on the subject of his financial difficulties.
It was only while walking in the woods that he unbosomed himself.
It was to Doctor Atwater alone that Leah freely unbosomed herself.
Clayton frankly unbosomed himself to his visitor, pacing up and down in a sudden indignation.
Judging from the entries in Gourgaud's "Journal," this young General pondered more than the rest on religious questions; and to him Napoleon unbosomedhis thoughts.
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