...scene as this be startled by expressions of delight, strangely contrasted with the murmurs we are wont to hear amid the world's abundance. But it was even...looked at us with kindness but without emotion, bade ns be seated, and till questioned, showed very little inclination to speak. Being asked how she did,...

...scene as this be startled by expressions of delight, strangely contrasted with the murmurs we are wont to hear amid the world's abundance. But it was even...From the pale, shrivelled lips of this poor woman, we .beard a whispering expression of enjoyment, scarcely articulate, yet not so low but that we could...

...murmurs we are used to hear amidst the world's abundance. But it was even so. From the pale, shriveled lips of this poor woman, we heard a whispering expression...could distinguish the words "Delightful," " Happy." The room was dark and dirty: there was nothing on the walls but the bare beams, too ill joined to exclude...

...with the murmurs we are used to henr amid the world's abundance. But it was even so. From the paie, shrivelled lips of this poor woman, we heard a whispering...with the hesitation of disgust into the unsightly hove!, the old woman looked at us with kindness, but Good Old Mary. 235 without emotion, bade us be...

...; one being, at least, to whom enjoyment upon earth must be forbidden by external circumstances — with whom to live was of necessity to be wretched....emotion, bade us be seated, and, till questioned, shewed very little inclination to speak. Being asked how she did, she at first replied, " Very ill,"...

...startled by expressions of delight, strangely contrasted with the murmurs we are used to hear amidst the world's abundance. But it was even so. From the...articulate, yet not so low but that we could distinguish thu words "delightful," "happy." As we advanced with the hesitation of disgust into the unsightly hovel....

...startled by expressions of delight, strangely contrasted with the murmurs we are used to hear amidst the world's abundance. But it was even so. From the...articulate, yet not so low but that we could distinguish thu words " delightful," " happy." As we advanced with the hesitation of disgust into the unsightly...

...— one being, at least, to whom enjoyment upon earth must be forbidden by external circumstances, with whom to live was of necessity to be wretched....at us with kindness, but without emotion, bade us to be seated, and, till questioned, showed very little inclination to speak. Being asked how she did,...

...beams, too ill joined to exclude the weather, with crevices in vain attempted to be stopped by rent and moulded paper. A few broken utensils hung about...emotion, bade us be seated, and, till questioned, shewed very little inclination to speak. Being asked how she did, she at first replied, " Very ill,"...