...murdered many of the people. A lady of considerable eminence, being exhorted to change her religion, if not for her own sake, at least for the sake of the infant she held in her arms, with an undaunted courage she t.aid, " I did not quit Italy, my native...

...comfort herself by going and looking at little Martin, as he lay asleep in his cot ; and thinking that, if not for her own sake, at least for the sake of his children, Romilly could not but love her a little even to the end. And perhaps Lucy was wicked...

...that possess her, especially not giving way to indignations, or violence in act or thought. And this, if not for her own sake, at least for the sake of her unborn child, who will surely be marked by the overdevelopment in the qualities of her uncontrolled...

...that possess her, especially not giving way to indignations, or violence in act or thought. And this, if not for her own sake, at least for the sake of her unborn child, who will surely be marked by the overdevelopment in the qualities of her uncontrolled...

...penetrated the mystery of her life ? It was scarcely probable. He had implored her to accept the property, if not for her own sake at least for the sake of another. And when she asked him whom he meant he had answered, " Mademoiselle Marguerite," but he was...

...the parents of young Di Pecora sought to persuade her to change her mind, to live with them still, if not for her own sake at least for the sake of the boy. But she would not. She was no longer the grand lady; she was a poor sinner. To those who would...

...burden to consecrate some moments of leisure to literature or to the reading of wise and holy books, if not for her own sake, at least for the sake of her children, so that she may teach them and make them better. When Eurydice293 reached a certain age,...

...narrative, attempts to interpellate Jyoti as a subject of the new nation, asking her to drink some milk if not for her own sake, at least for the sake of their "beloved country," which values every life it has (81). But as the victim of a fratricidal nationalistic...