1
Perhaps one day he would unburden his soul, but he doubted it.
2
And I began to think I could unburden myself of my conviction.
3
Higgins found it easier to unburden himself to one than to two.
4
He understood that it was good for Colina to unburden her breast.
5
Then he would unburden himself of a great deal of unvarnished history.
6
His object was to unburden himself of his eternal grievance against Hamilton.
7
If he is to be your husband, unburden your heart at once.
8
As I have told dear Miss Felicia-forI must sometimes unburden myself-
9
And it's hard, because I feel I could unburden myself to you.
10
So do people come up to her after shows to unburden their sorrows?
11
I let him sort it out, waiting for him to unburden his mind.
12
A chair is more than a practical place to unburden yourself.
13
On one hand, the chance to unburden himself pulled at him like gravity.
14
It was obvious the boy wanted to talk, to unburden himself of something.
15
I just want you to unburden yourself of a few memories.
16
She seemed anxious to unburden herself to the old lady companion.
