We think it wicked, or at any rate heartless, to put it out.

If a man's wife be dead, he should go about lugubrious, with long face, for at least two years, or perhaps with full length for eighteen months, decreasing gradually during the other six.

If he be a man who can quench his sorrow--put out his fire as it were--in less time than that, let him at any rate not show his power! "Yes: I remember him," continued Lord Lufton.

"He came twice to Framley while I was a boy, consulting with my mother about Mark and myself,--whether the Eton floggings were not more efficacious than those at Harrow.

He was very kind to me, foreboding all manner of good things on my behalf." "He was very kind to every one," said Lucy.
"I should think he would have been--a kind, good, genial man--just the man to be adored by his own family." "Exactly; and so he was.