In a pained voice, he asked, "What would you propose?"

We have clerks, you know, for that sort of thing, suggested Faragaut in a pained voice.

Tina spoke in that pained voice she used when she could see I was troubled about something.

I should be miserable if I won and you were angry, said little Susan in a low, pained voice.

At those words from Felix, Frances Freeland, gazing first at him and then at Kirsteen, said in a pained voice:

M. Folgat was allowed to accompany the prisoner, and was getting ready to do so; but the latter said, with a pained voice,-

In fact, he did say it again -in that slow, whispering, almost pained voice, granny's glasses hanging on a string round his neck.

Bluebell's fair brow contracted, and her dark lashes swept her cheek, as she said, in a low, pained voice,-"Nofear of that."

"You are talking very wildly, Robert," she said, in a pained voice.

"Please, do not name her again," the child said in a pained voice.

"We have to fight fire with fire," he added, in a pained voice.

"I've never heard anything against him," said my mother in a pained voice.

'I can imagine,' said Mimi in a pained voice, 'and it will soon get much colder.'

"I blame myself bitterly for this, Vera," he said in a low, pained voice.

"Madame," he replied in a pained voice, "you surprise me.

"Ah," she said, in a pained voice, "don't say that.