1
And on this he besought Mr. Atterbury to bear the tidings to Castlewood.
2
So he went to the house to bear the tidings to the shepherd of the people.
3
Mrs. Randal begged her to refrain, urging that she was unable to bear the tidings should it be evil.
4
She tried to nerve herself to bear the tidings which Nurse conveyed in as cheerful a tone as she could assume.
5
I came but to bear the tidings, and see whether you needed an arm to hold out the castle for young Bernard.
6
Some bear the tidings to distant relatives; others prepare all necessary things; others, when the death has been announced, summon the Buddhist priests.
7
As the cart drew away a few carrier pigeons, which were released from the galleries, flew off City-ward to bear the tidings to Newgate.
8
A commissioned messenger rapidly bore the tidings to the distracted mother.
9
A messenger rapidly bore the tidings to the distracted mother.
10
It bore the tidings of his mother's failing health.
11
He was arranging his wife on the couch, thankful she had borne the tidings so well.
12
But you have happily come yourself on the very heels of him who bore the tidings.
13
While Miss Murgatroyd was bearing the tidings to the Bannerjees, Ransome and Lady Esketh asked for news.
14
He bore the tidings to his desolate home, and his stricken wife heard it with a stern resignation.
15
Only one of the Spaniards escaped, and bore the tidings of this catastrophe to the city of San Domingo.
16
"I saw them first; it is my right to bear the tidings."