Meanings of repent too in English

Dear Captain Armine, do not make me repent too seriously a giddy word.

Would that I were a child, that I might repent too!

We sin by ourselves, and, let us trust, repent too.

Some people miss that, and repent too late.

This was her trick to entice him from his home!-Andjust as the poor boy was beginning to repent too!

I repent too of the entertainments, at which both a languishing and silence and sighs, heaved from the bottom of my breast, discovered the lover.

That faculty for being completely carried away, but for completely repenting too.

My holiness hath done more foolish things than one, whereof it repents too late.

When he appears before the judgment seat will Christ say, 'You repented too late on earth!

Repenting too late the terrible effects of her rash deed, Althea, in remorse and despair, took away her own life.

Perhaps you think he was repenting too deeply of that insubordination off the coast of Cuba, 'way back in November.

They were the most successful, and saved all; but the police bethought themselves of prohibiting this, and repented too late!

They seek the heights, they seize the hills and, repenting too late, clamor for protection against battle in the open fields.

He repented too late, for nearly all the members of his large family fell victims to diseases peculiar to southern climates.

"And repent too?" asked Agnes.