Ma never would let me try to do any thing; and, if I did, I was sure to break all down under it: but, if you say so, I'll try to go into this school." "Oh, no, Lillie! I don't want you to go in.

I know, darling, you could not stand any fatigue.

I only wanted you to take an interest,--just to go and see them for my sake." "Well, John, if you must go, and must keep it up, I must try to go.
I'll go with you next Sunday.

It will make my head ache perhaps; but no matter, if you wish it.

You don't think badly of me, do you ?" she said coaxingly, playing with his whiskers.
"No, darling, not the least." "I suppose it would be a great deal better for you if you had married a strong, energetic woman, like your sister.