It was very hard to poor Nan to sit still, work, and listen.

The woman was beautiful in a way that poor Nan had only dreamed of.

Certainly we shall not accuse poor Nan of anything, merely ask her a question.

He went downstairs and there, sure enough, was poor Nan stretched out on the floor.

We locked both doors, and saw poor Nan, as I thought, (but, oh!

Perceived, toward the center of the convoy, poor Nan, carrying a little negro child in her arms.

In less than a quarter of an hour, I said, There's poor Nan awake; I hear her stir.

" Poor Nan, how dreary it must have looked to you last year!"

Only poor Nan was missing from those whom the "Pilgrim" had thrown on the fatal coast of Africa.

Whatever your thoughts may have been, Donald, you controlled your face and you were decent enough not to say, ' Poor Nan.'

A few more days and his corpse would have been left, like poor Nan's, as food for the beasts of the province.

" Poor Nan," said Mrs. Blythe, when the news came.

Not a word, however, had been spoken concerning it by Betty, Esther or Miss McMurtry, but poor Nan Graham had betrayed herself.

I stooped to find poor Nan on the floor, and said through my chattering teeth, 'It must have been only a late boarder.

And just because this poor Nan has one story against her, don't you think we ought to be especially careful about adding another?

Truly she did not understand that the charge had been directed against poor Nan, so watching her opportunity Polly slipped away without being noticed.