 | 1872
...that Celine and Emmy, when they were actually sisters would learn to know and love each other, aud his head, moreover, was so full of business that he...when the first sorrow was overcome, and therewith tha softening influence of that sorrow bad faded away. Celine's whimsical nature had again entirely... | |
 | James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch - 1872
...each other, and his head, moreover, was so full of business that he could not entertain any farther thoughts about the matter. Whether at the present...happy, he might, perhaps, have had some difficulty in sayirfg. Since the firstweeksafter herfather's death, when the first sorrow was overcome, and therewith... | |
 | Emilie Cornelia Wilhelmine Gobie van Walrée - 1873 - 195 Seiten
...imitate. Although, for the moment, this might all appear very childish to Otto, coming in, as he did, from serious occupations, yet he could not help rejoicing...neither answer nor observation, and when, indeed, her behavior to Otto was almost as if she hated him. When Otto found himself forced to realize this as... | |
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Otto was hopeful by nature, and the habit which had grown up with him from his youth of expecting all good from the future, had softened many sorrows, and lessened the bitterness of many disappointments ; so he hoped now that Celine and Emmy, when they... 