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... weighty and a serious brow, Sad, high, and working, full of state and woe, Such noble scenes as draw the eye to flow, We now present. Those that can pity, here May, if they think it well, let fall a tear; The subject will deserve it. Such as give Their money out of hope they may believe, May here find truth too. Those that come to see Only a show or two, and so agree The ...

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...e, Such noble scenes as draw the eye to flow, We now present. Those that can pity, here May, if they think it well, let fall a tear; The subject will ... ... All good people, You that thus far have come to pity me, Hear what I say, and then go home and lose me. I have this day r... ...out trial fell; God’s peace be with him! Henry the Seventh succeeding, truly pitying My father’s loss, like a most royal prince, Restored me to my hon... ...ve me! [Exeunt BUCKINGHAM and Train ]. First Gentleman : O, this is full of pity! Sir, it calls, I fear, too many curses on their beads That were the... ...eet at first to acquire,—after this process, To give her the avaunt! it is a pity Would move a monster. Old Lady : Hearts of most... ...a stranger now again. ANNE: So much the more Must pity drop upon her. Verily, I swear, ’tis better to be lowly born, And ra... ...d, Not your demand; it values not your asking: Our mistress’ sorrows we were pitying. Chamberlain: It was a gentle business, and becoming The action ... ...N KATHARINE : Sir, I desire you do me right and justice; And to bestow your pity on me: for I am a most poor woman, and a stranger, Born out of your ... ...d all such false professors! would you have me— If you have any justice, any pity; If ye be any thing but churchmen’s habits— Put my sick cause into h...

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...t suits that have the office boys permanently in a state of slave labour. Pity she hasn’t the brains to go with the body beautiful. I still can’t wo... ...rified. I don’t do humiliation well… Bugger, I don’t even get to finish my pity part, as he’s back. “Oh, I forgot to tell you Sis; Ali’s up in the coc... ..., after it went over my head, I blamed technology to have some woman take pity and tell me to claim through the airport if anything was broken. I’m ... ...I sound cruel, but it’s more my anger speaking than anything else. Yes, I pity her and yes, if I met her in a dark ally, I’d piss my pants. Steven in... ...ots and mascara off my face; well, I am upset and in the middle of a good pity party. Want to join in? Bring your own tissues. Hold on, who am I try... ...el has gone into a rain dance around Barry, who expresses heart-wrenching pity; his eyes are following Michael in a circle. “You better go.” I start...

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...elieve a drunk like him? Then he saw that all six white women – their eyes full of pity – looked around him at the quietly weeping Donald Martell. ... ...y through his Jack Daniel’s. He smiled and held up his glass. “Mr. Brewster took pity on me.” “Sorry to keep you waiting,” she said. It was we...

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... I don’t think you quite understand me. Shall I repeat it? MRS. H. No! For pity’s sake don’t do that. It’s too terrible, even in fur. CAPT . G. I’ll l... ...well, and I’ve been properly brought up. (Low- ering fan.) Haven’t you any pity, Pip, except for yourself? 33 The Story of the Gadsby CAPT. G. Wouldn... ...er- self to iced asparagus.) CAPT . G. I am sorry for you, if you Want the pity of such a brute as I am. I’m awf’ly sorry for you. MRS. H. Rather tame... ...re three hundred eyes.) CAPT. M. (Imploringly.) Gaddy, if you love me, for pity’s sake, for the Honor of the Regiment, stand up! Chuck your- self into... ... you know me! Only say you know me! DOCTOR. (Who has entered quietly.) For pity’s sake don’t take it too much to heart, Gadsby. It’s this way sometime...

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...e estates, bought by her money, would be at her absolute disposal. “What a pity these odious politics prevent me from having you for our agent,” would... ... for our agent,” would Lady Gorgon say; and indeed Scully thought it was a pity too. Ambitious Scully! what wild notions filled his brain. He used to ...

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... matter was, I believe, perfectly well understood. Mr. Greene I really did pity. His feelings of dismay seemed to be quite as deep, but his sorrow and...

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...then says: I don’t like it… And he turns to the mate, telling him it was a pity he did not try to run along the deck and hurry up the captain when the... ...om the body as if the mystery of an incomprehensible death had changed his pity into suspi- cion and dread. The lamp on the floor near the set, still ... ... no regard for Bamtz, who was a degraded but not a really unhappy man. His pity for Laughing Anne was no more than her case de- served. But his goodne... ...e. But I couldn’t let him go, Davy! I couldn’t.’ “Davidson felt a profound pity for the child. She laid her hand on his knee and whispered an earnest ...

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...nterested—” “You mean the Patients?” she interrupted, while a look of tender pity gave new sweetness to her face. “But,” with an evident wish to avoid... ... had seized it at once. “That kind is poisonous,” she explained. “But what a pity! You missed seeing the fish pulled out!” An enormous dead cod fish w... ...g all about the floor. The legal friend was standing by, With sudden pity half unmanned: The tear drop trembled in his eye, The signed... ...nd don’t forget the day, T uesday week. We can drive you over. It would be a pity to go by rail— there is so much pretty scenery on the road. And our ... ...e, in any edition, ‘expurgated’ or not, that they may prefer: but it seems a pity that so many chil dren, in the intermediate stage, should be debarr...

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...their brevity. Perhaps in this new form they may reach and influence the minds of future leaders in the great and growing realm of business. I should pity any young man who could read the briefest account of what has been done in manufacturing towns by such men as John Smedley and Robert Owen without forming a secret resolve to do something similar if ever he should win th...

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...e could not recip- rocate as a hostess. One day, she noticed the sidelong, pitying looks the women exchanged when she spoke, and realized they knew sh... ...ling anyone about the cancer. Once they knew , she would be an ob- ject of pity and people would be uncomfortable around her, just like they had been ... ...e knew it would hit her harder than most and he was awash with feelings of pity, sorrow and worry as he wondered now how Jana would react. “We can hel... ...ain. Well, damn it all, I will not. I do not want treatment. I do not want pity. I do, definitely, not want to be like Jake. I will not allow it. She ... ...why her mother didn’t want to invite her friends. It’s that old ‘I want no pity’ syndrome of hers. They discussed wedding plans for a while longer, be... ...d of life choices, and perhaps fearful to contemplate their deaths. It’s a pity they do not realize the consequences of this, for their own sakes.” Sh...

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...g resembles us – it must have the same experiences and, therefore, it deserves our pity. Yet, the principle of resemblance has many drawbacks. One... ... The vibrant world of private empathy has been replaced by faceless state largesse. Pity, mercy, the elation of giving are tax-deductible. It is a s... ...ched faces, then I believe I would be no Christian, but a very devil, if I felt no pity for them, if I did not, as did our Lord two thousand years ... ...velop and with it contentment, if not happiness. Companionship is the offspring of pity and empathy and shared events and fears and common sufferin... ..." "A misplaced compassion degrades both the victims, who are reduced to objects of pity, and their would-be benefactors, who find it easier to pity... ...ched faces, then I believe I would be no Christian, but a very devil, if I felt no pity for them, if I did not, as did our Lord two thousand years ... ...anxiety or depression or guilt. Samoans have one word encompassing love, sympathy, pity, and liking – which are very different emotions in our own ...

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...g resembles us – it must have the same experiences and, therefore, it deserves our pity. Yet, the principle of resemblance has many drawbacks. One... ... The vibrant world of private empathy has been replaced by faceless state largesse. Pity, mercy, the elation of giving are tax-deductible. It is a s... ...ched faces, then I believe I would be no Christian, but a very devil, if I felt no pity for them, if I did not, as did our Lord two thousand years ... ...velop and with it contentment, if not happiness. Companionship is the offspring of pity and empathy and shared events and fears and common sufferin... ..." "A misplaced compassion degrades both the victims, who are reduced to objects of pity, and their would-be benefactors, who find it easier to pity... ...ched faces, then I believe I would be no Christian, but a very devil, if I felt no pity for them, if I did not, as did our Lord two thousand years ... ...anxiety or depression or guilt. Samoans have one word encompassing love, sympathy, pity, and liking – which are very different emotions in our own ...

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...d a glossary of computer terms it used to include back in 2001. All's the pity. Both encyclopedias consume (not to say) hog computer resource far in... ...d a glossary of computer terms it used to include back in 2001. All's the pity. But that's it. Encarta is a must-buy (especially if you have childre... ...d a glossary of computer terms it used to include back in 2001. All's the pity. But that's it. Encarta is a must-buy (especially if you have childre...

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... may restore the global appetite for dollar-denominated assets. This would be a pity and a blessing. On the one hand, only a flagging dollar can... ...a ruinous backlash against them in their countries of destination. That would be a pity. Some of them are doing indispensable work. If only they we...

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... no small aptitude in Cerizet, he was told 12 Eve and David that it was a pity that he should be in a position so little favorable to his interests. ... ...ear for the future of a native genius; spite and jealousy masquer- aded as pity and friendliness. He spoke of Lucien’s blunders. It seemed that Lucien... ... pre- text of asking advise of Postel, sat awhile enduring the in- sulting pity that spends itself in words, left the Postel family, and stole away un... ...ed by his wife in Basine Clerget’s house. No one saw him enter it, and the pity that henceforth should shelter David was the most resourceful pity of ... ...t henceforth should shelter David was the most resourceful pity of all—the pity of a work-girl. Kolb bragged that day that he had saved his master on ... ...l human strength could no more endure, all these things aroused the cure’s pity and interest. “In the provinces, as in Paris,” he said, “you must beli... ...ings endured, his face was so worn by sharp misery, that no one could help pitying him. Imagination had fared forth into the world and found sad reali...

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... surprised. She went back to her, and on a nearer view a sudden impulse of pity, blended perhaps with curios- ity, got the better of her. The old lady... ... shopkeeper and his wife, drawn two 6 An Episode under the Terror ways by pity and self-interest, began by lulling their con- sciences with words. “Y... ...the thoughts within them until all were melted into one feeling of awe and pity. It seemed to them that the royal martyr whose remains had been con- s...

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...e to pay them, my lady,’ was the widow’s answer. ‘Poor young man! indeed I pity him!’ sighed her visitor. ‘You have hitherto used no efforts to persua... ...orning at the breakfast!’ Evan took her hand, and patted it. ‘What is your pity?’ she sighed. ‘If it had not been for you, my dear sister, I should ne... ...that one thing remains hidden, which the world they move in might put down pityingly in favour of their spouse, even though to the little man ‘twere n... ...at when I look upon it, my praise of the artist will be extinguished by my pity for the subject.” He should have stopped there; but you cannot have th... ...nd wait on Mrs. Mel; and she who had, like many strong natures, a share of pity for the objects she despised, did not cast him out. A jerk in his gait... ...ve taken to you, Tom, and will now, if you ‘ll let her. Of course, it ‘s a pity if she ‘s ashamed of—hem! Y ou found it out about the Lymport people, ... ...ou could see her, sir, and know her situation, I think she would move your pity.’ ‘I don’t doubt it, sir—I don’t doubt it,’ returned the chair- man. ‘... ...ubt it, sir—I don’t doubt it,’ returned the chair- man. ‘They all move our pity. That’s how they get over us. She has diddled you, and she would diddl... ... said Drummond. ‘The Harringtons have had to mourn a dreadful mesalliance. Pity the Countess!’ ‘Oh! the Countess! the Countess!’ exclaimed Rose to Dru...

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... is how I came to mention it.” “What did you do?” asked Desroches. “I took pity upon her, and—ordered a little hat that I have just invented, a quite ... ...y dear fellow; I myself am not a king, I stick to my principles. I have no pity for those that put me to expense or do not know their business as cred... ... gone to the liver, as it usually does with suscep- tible old men. It is a pity he feels things so. I told him so myself; I said, “Be passionate, ther...

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... “But that isn’t her real name; that isn’t her name on her cards.” “It’s a pity you haven’t got one of my cards!” said Miss Miller. “Her real name is ... ... know,” Mrs. Miller rejoined. “I have never been to that castle.” “It is a pity you shouldn’t go,” said Winterbourne, be- ginning to feel reassured as... ...eople have noticed her.” Winterbourne raised his eyebrows. “I think it’s a pity to make too much fuss about it.” “It’s a pity to let the girl ruin her... ...ion for his singing, talked, not inaudibly, while it was going on. “It’s a pity these rooms are so small; we can’t dance,” she said to Winterbourne, a...

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...sometimes on these occasions to think of the Misses Bor- dereau and of the pity of their being shut up in apartments which in the Venetian July even V... ...ight that she had sent me out? You see that I can do what I like!” “Do you pity her—do you teach her to pity herself?” Miss Bordereau demanded before ... ...e old bandboxes she has had most of her life.” Then she added, half taking pity on my real thought, “Those things were there.” And she pointed to a sm... ... her unsophisticated vision there would be no reason why—since I seemed to pity her—I should not look after her. She told me how her aunt had died, ve...