I need not tell you how deeply I feel this sad bereavement.

What a sad bereavement is the death of the husband and father!

Little did they realise, as they were coming, her sad bereavement.

My comrade, J. E. Cook, and myself, deeply sympathize with you in your sad bereavement.

You are called to decide for Christ, to decide for heaven, by this sad bereavement.

But for her recent sad bereavement she would have been a very happy little woman indeed.

A broken one, indicates sad bereavement and separation.

He's had some sad bereavement- agreatblow of some sort-andit has made him somber and melancholy.

The mother bore her sad bereavement with the calmness of a Christian, yet not without the keenest suffering.

We insert three passages; one extracted from each of these quarterly epistles, which followed in due succession after her sad bereavement:-

She remembered her mother perfectly since the sad bereavement of her girlhood and naturally she watched and helped the artist eagerly.

Mark, the oldest of the children, was in his seventeenth year at the time the sad bereavement occurred-thegirls were quite young.

Soon after reaching Europe, Mr. Longfellow was visited with a sad bereavement in the loss of his wife, who died at Rotterdam.

In some manner he had learned of my own sad bereavement, and his sympathy was shown in his manner rather than in his words.

Afther your sad bereavement, of which I have heard, it may be that even a comparative stranger may be of service in business matters.

When he became capable of ordinary occurrences she detailed all that had happened, and said that he alone was to blame for the sad bereavement.