 | Madame Cottin (Sophie) - Browning, Elizabeth - 1812 - 162 pages
...thus ;" interrupted Elizabeth " And your poor mother," continued he, " when she awakes, what shall 1 say to her? what shall I answer, when she asks me...and I shall follow, weeping with her, and calling desponclingly for our H child, who will no longer hear us." At these words, Elizabeth, overpowered,... | |
 | Madame Cottin (Sophie) - Siberia (Russia) - 1822 - 244 pages
...again, he may die in peace." " Oh! do not talk thus;" interrupted Elizabeth " And your poor moIher," continued he, " when she awakes, what shall I say...seek you in the forest, on the borders of the lake, everywhere ; and I shall follow, weeping with her, and calling despondingly for our child, who will... | |
 | Sophie COTTIN - 1822 - 140 pages
...least die in peace.' ' Ah, do not talk thus, do not talk thus,' interrupted Elizabeth.—' And thy poor mother,' continued he; ' when she awakes, what shall I say to her ? What shall I reply to her, when she asks for her child ? She will seek for you on the forest, on the shores of the... | |
 | Bernardin de Saint-Pierre - French fiction - 1856 - 348 pages
...when she awakes, what can I say to her? What shall I answer her, when she inquires where her child is? She will seek you in the forest, on the borders of the lake, — everywhere, — and I shall follow her, weeping, and calling despondingly for our child, who will... | |
 | Sophie Ristaud Cottin - 1858 - 152 pages
...seeing you again, he may die in peace." " Oh! do not talk thus," interrupted Elizabeth. " And your poor mother," continued he, " when she awakes, what shall...seek you in the forest, on the borders of the lake, everywhere; and I shall follow, weeping with her, and calling despondingly for our child, who will... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1876 - 430 pages
...seeing you again, he may die in peace." " Oh I do not talk thus ;" interrupted Elizabeth " And your poor mother," continued he, "when she awakes, what shall...forest, on the borders of the lake, every where ; and I shaU follow weeping with her, and calling deBpondingly for our child, who will no longer hear us."... | |
 | Sophie Ristaud Cottin - 1880 - 138 pages
...see you again, he may die in peace." " Oh, do not talk thus," interrupted Elizabeth. "And your poor mother," continued he, " when she awakes, what shall I say to her ? what shall I answer when she asks for her child ? She will seek you in the forest, on the borders of the lake, everywhere ; and I shall... | |
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And your poor mother," continued he, " when she awakes, what shall I say to her ? what shall I answer when she asks me for her child ? She will seek you in the forest, on the borders of the lake, everywhere; and I shall follow, weeping with her, and calling... 