I met him occasionally, and observed him closely.

In my eyes there was a marked difference in the aspect of his face.

It had an expression of patient suffering at times--and again I saw in it a most touching sadness.
The dashing nephew of Judge Bigelow offered himself to Squire Floyd's daughter in about a week after her rejection of Wallingford's suit, and was accepted.

I became immediately cognizant of the fact through my wife, who had the news from Delia's aunt, Mrs.Dean.A day or two afterwards I met her in company with young Dewey, and observed her closely.

Alas! In my eyes the work of moral retrocession had already begun.