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Once, when Paulina, with tears in her eyes had spoken to her of her lost daughter, Arsinoe had been softened and following the impulse of her heart, had confided to her that she loved Pollux the sculptor and hoped to be his wife. [10]
The priest to whom she was taken was a frequent visitor at the Schurstab house, and she would have died ere she would have confided to him the secret of her heart. [10]
Whatever concerns the whole should be confided to the whole--to the General Government; while whatever concerns only the State should be left exclusively to the State. [7]
It was he who first confided in me that he would not force Antoinette to marry; it was she, at length, who told me the story of Nicholas Temple and his mother. [9]
He expressed this view to his master, and insisted upon his opinion until Hermon confided to him what had driven Archias from Alexandria. [10]
But the helpless town-bred damsel declined this friendly invitation; for her shrewd little head had devised another plan for saving her brother, though the tavern-keepers, to whom she confided it in a whisper, laughed and shook their heads over it. [10]
It was confided to the skillful care of Colonel Paul Varney to be steered through this legislature, as hundreds of other measures have been steered through,--without unnecessary noise. [9]
To none but to our Andreas have I ever confided the secret I have borne in my heart since that day when we went to the circus. [10]
He presently confided to me, with infinite naivete and ingenuousness, that, judging from my personal appearance, he should not have thought me the writer that he in his generosity reckoned me to be. [6]
He taught them to hold their mother's memory dear, and had so reared them that, in their maturity, he could lead them with head erect to the sarcophagus of the friend who had confided them to his charge. [10]
He confided everything to him, for he was sure of his silence. [10]
What I meant to have confided to you in a quiet hour, you tell me as if you knew all about it! [10]
The command of this camp and the soldiers left for its protection he confided to his cautious father. [10]
He had confided these documents also to him to be delivered to his father, and after discharging this duty he had come to her. [10]
This was all the story of the sweet Fiammetta that was confided to me. [4]
He told her that Petrus himself had advised him to try his strength out in the world, and he confided to her that if his father got well, he meant to be a soldier, and do great deeds. [10]
Be it known that Mr. Flint, with characteristic caution, had not confided even to the senator that the Honourable Hilary had had a stroke. [9]
It is to that end that I have confided to you what no one else has ever heard from my mouth! [10]
The thing that strikes me most forcibly is that you might have confided in your mother and myself. [9]
The doublet and stocking could be confided to the hands of Aunt Barbara or Trautchen, at some opportune hour. [10]
During this time Rockwell prepared himself for the ordeal which must be passed as soon as possible; gave all needed directions, and had a conference with the assistant Chief Constable to whom he confided the truth. [11]
She had no right to tell him what Kitty had confided to her. [11]
He confided without reserve every feeling that stirred his soul to the warm-hearted woman who was so many years his senior, and through him she learned many things connected with Octavianus and his surroundings. [10]
So cease the persecution of the unfortunate woman whom you confided to my care. [10]
Between the last page and the cover of the blank-book, which was confided to me, I found a continuation by a later Ueberhell. [10]
Oh, if I only could have confided in him! [9]
And he experienced now an exultation, though solemn and sacred, that her faith had so far been rewarded in the tidings he now confided to the messenger. [9]
My mother would not have confided me long to a teacher by whose associates 'pleasure' was deemed the chief good. [10]
The old nurse, Nonna, aided the Majordomo, and these two faithful souls confided their anxiety to one another. [10]
Sukey, however, got no small consolation from the sense of the greatness of the trust confided in her, and of the uproar she could make in Coniston if she chose. [9]
He cared not much for money, and seemed to want it only to increase the happiness of those who were confided to his care. [4]
It seemed that Mrs. Garvin had had a premonition which she had not wholly confided to the rector. [9]
She confided to me that he often repeats the Saviour's words, 'Go, sell all that thou halt, and follow me. [10]
Your aunt struck me as a good and sensible woman, and it was a positive relief to know that you were to be confided to her care. [9]
He confided to me afterward, that his wife and her friend had got it into their heads that they must go both to Vienna and Berlin. [4]
To this experienced man was also confided the responsibility of choosing a wife for the young king. [10]
The good old lady began at once to treat King as one of the family; she took his arm, and leaned heavily on it, as they walked, and confided to him all her complaints. [4]
And I have just confided to you what I wouldn't to any other living being. [4]
She understood that it was for Coonrod's sake that his father wished the funeral to be there; and she confided to Mrs. March that she believed Coonrod would have been pleased. [8]
Even in this irrevocable hour she sought to grasp what manner of being was this to whom she had confided her life, and with whom she was faring forth into the unknown. [9]
I have confided in you...." "But why this secrecy? [2]
I imagine that if my client had stopped to think twice, which of course is a preposterous condition, he would have confided his discovery only to Farrar and to me. [9]
You yourself hold ideals concerning the Church which you have not confided to me. [9]
I knew that I had confided you to good hands. [9]
He lifted up his eyes and heart to Him, and to Him, as to a trusted friend, confided all that troubled and hindered him and besought His aid. [10]
She stood before him, young and beautiful, listening without reproach or censure as he besought her forgiveness and confided to her his sins, and how severely he was punished by Nemesis. [10]
She confided to him alone that the Queen had committed Barine's fate to Alexas, for the news might easily have led the mother of the endangered woman to some desperate venture; but even Archibius's composure, so difficult to disturb, was not proof against it. [10]
He confided to her his plan of collecting his father's letters and of writing the General's life. [9]
She had confided her feelings to no one; yet, in spite of Ursula's reserved nature, even a stranger could perceive that something clouded her happiness. [10]
As she expected, her countrywoman received her kindly; and after Katterle had confided everything to her, and in doing so mentioned Wolff Eysvogel, the betrothed husband of the elder of her young mistresses, Frau Gertrude listened intently and requested her to wait a short time. [10]
Her friend saw her and left her to weep undisturbed, till she herself called him and confided to him all she had gone through in the course of this miserable day. [10]
The determination which he had confided to his physician was as immovable as everything which he had maturely considered. [10]
Still, one thing he distinctly understood: that she had not confided to the patriarch the fact of his father's curse. [10]
This idea, which he confided to every one about him as a great secret, pursued him day and night and gave him no rest, until he had started for Ethiopia with an immense host. [10]
Besides, she could have confided the care of her sick guest to Lamperi more confidently than to the other. [10]
She had been harshly reproved by the older woman on account of the artist's daughter, who had been the source of so many incidents which had caused her pain, and Iras regretted that she had ever confided to her aunt her love for Dion. [10]
And when she had thus ensured the Israelite's silence, she confided to him that she was charged by Orion to send out a messenger to meet Amru, that he and Paula might be reprieved in time. [10]
They had not had an opportunity to visit at his place "up in the country" yet, but the Colonel often dined with them, and in confidence, confided to them his projects, and seemed to take a great liking to them, especially to his friend Harry. [5]
Then he also found the old tone of affection, and of late he came more frequently, and what he confided to no one else implied to her, at least by hints. [10]
Since he had found the gods again, he perceived that the Muse had confided to him a sacerdotal office. [10]
He confided his feelings, and the fact that he knew the artist, to his young neighbour, but she had turned deadly pale and lowered her eyes. [10]
The Constitution has erected no such single tribunal, knowing that, to whatever hands confided, with the corruptions of time and party, its members would become despots. [7]
Perhaps the ardent desire to regain the divine gift of song would protect her from perilous ventures like this last one, and even more certainly the hope which she had confided to the nun and then to him also. [10]
The ships which conveyed travellers to Pergamus, where Myrtilus was living, touched at this port, and Bias, to whom Hermon had confided the refuge of the father and daughter, had sought them there, and found them in a beautiful villa. [10]
That evening Roscoe confided to me that he had not asked Ruth Devlin to be his wife, nor had he, indeed, given her definite tokens of his love. [11]
If she had confided to him the matter which so deeply troubled her and yet filled her with the greatest pride, the poor old warrior, who valued honour far more than life, would have turned her out of the house. [10]
She had even confided to him that she was from Sarnen in Switzerland, and had neither friend nor countryman here in Nuremberg save her lover, the true and steadfast Biberli. [10]
If she had confided in her old uncle, as she used to do, the freedman would never have robbed us.--She is a brave soul; how she fought for the poor fellow. [10]
As a private citizen the executive could not have consented that these institutions shall perish; much less could he in betrayal of so vast and so sacred a trust as these free people had confided to him. [7]
Young men read books before attending Helene's evenings, to have something to say in her salon, and secretaries of the embassy, and even ambassadors, confided diplomatic secrets to her, so that in a way Helene was a power. [2]
The secret had been confided to Kassandane, and she had promised to take Darius' part with the king. [10]
It is to be remembered, though, that this power of acquiring additional territory is a power confided to the President and the Senate of the United States. [7]
It can, however, be illustrated by a little story, which is here confided to the reader in the same trust in which it was received. [4]
From this time Barbara knew that her John had been confided to the care of the valet and his wife. [10]
I am not aware that a dollar of the public funds thus confided without authority of law to unofficial persons was either lost or wasted, although apprehensions of such misdirection occurred to me as objections to those extraordinary proceedings, and were necessarily overruled. [7]
In her distress at this change Tachot confided her sorrows to Nitetis. [10]
When I had at length settled to this conclusion I confided it as delicately as possible to my client, who was sitting at the time with his feet cocked up on the office table, reading a pink newspaper. [9]
The old housekeeper and the grey-haired steward, who had been in his father's service, looked surprised, but worked zealously after Gorgias had confided the visitors to their charge. [10]
Filled with this affectionate and touching sorrow, he had solemnly confided her to his son Sampson as an invaluable auxiliary; and from the old gentleman's decease to the period of which we treat, Miss Sally Brass had been the prop and pillar of his business. [12]
Gaily, often with a song upon her lips, she had carelessly seen one day follow another until Schorlin Castle was besieged and destroyed, and her dear uncle, the Knight Ramsweg, was slain in the defence of the fortress confided to his care. [10]

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