Alas, their grief and contriteness of heart would be too late.
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There was no contriteness in his heart; no impression had been made upon him.
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She did not appear convinced by his contriteness, but accepted the gesture all the same.
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But this mood changed abruptly into contriteness.
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Their hands open in supplication, their faces the very picture of contriteness, they all began pleading with him at the same time.
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As the leading business institutions of this State have been exposed in recent months, their lack of contriteness has been their unifying characteristic.
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When he had caught up with her, his contriteness was such that she was willing to believe he had not meant to insult her.
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Illusion, but effective: Belinda ducked another curtsey in a show of contriteness, and when she lifted her eyes it was with no hint of merriment.
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Contriteness can only come after we have sinned.
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"I'm sorry, Your Grace," she said with a stab at sincere contriteness.
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"I know it, by Jove!" cried Henderson, in quick contriteness.
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"I am inexcusably awkward," he avowed with engaging contriteness.
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"Sure, an' I'm sorry for that," he said with blushing contriteness; "it will not happen again."
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"Salvation is in contriteness," the monk went on, for that was what the sly scoundrel had invented.
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"I hate to ask," said Cody, "but if Gerardis shows-whatthen?" He was still a little skittish with contriteness.
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"Little puppet," Vincenzo said with sincere contriteness, "I am sorry," and then he leaned forward and kissed Bobolito on the cheek.