If everybody else mourned , it were fit that they mourn too.

Brave Gernot of Burgundy spake: Lady, ye mourn too long for Siegfried's death.

It is irreligious to mourn too long for the dead.

I trust you will not mourn too heavily for him, or allow his death to stop your life.

I really must mourn too!'

You'll find that you can live with the few links you have and not mourn too much over your mistakes.

I must mourn too!'

Indeed, I name this date as the first day of Irish freedom, and the knowledge forbids me mourn too deeply my friends who are dead.

Tell mother not to mourn too much, and tell her whom I love more than my mother, that I am not sorry I turned out.

The weather had gone into mourning too, for the occasion.

Kate and Adam mourned too deeply to talk about it.

The Senate even met and passed a resolution that their whole house should put on mourning too.

The question was, could he provide the strength and the ease someone else required, and not find himself mourning too?

'If that is your mourning , I'll mourn too!'

Last night his mourning (which is full as deep as for a wife) was brought home, and his fellows' mourning too.

Turner and Joyce, buying of things to go into mourning too for the Duke, which is now the mode of all the ladies in towne.