But each time I went home and saw Marc, I was reminded how faithfully he stood watch, the world coming to him as he waited for his dad's homecomings.
In "Little Women," Mr. March was off at war, reminding his daughters to "do their duty faithfully" and think of the less fortunate always.
The donkey reminds Balaam that she has always served him faithfully.
Judge Patterson said that he loved literature and that his father had been a fan of Shakespearean tragedy, but he reminded the parties that in "Bleak House," the character Miss Flite faithfully attends every day of the trial and finally dies in her little attic.
"No member of this body needs to be reminded what the Constitution states about the president's obligation to faithfully execute the laws of our nation.
The land belonged to the Duke of Devonshire who, forewarned of the mass trespass, mobilised his gamekeepers to defend his grouse moors and invited the parish clerk to remind the ramblers of the law - a task that he would have faithfully performed if the transgressors had remained long enough in one place to allow him to address them.
Taney went on to chide the nation's chief executive, reminding Lincoln of his "constitutional obligation to take care that the laws be faithfully executed".
Now, Haaga, who insisted until the problems surfaced that funds were largely free of scandal, says that last year's comments were to "remind [managers] to recognize the enormous importance and great rewards of serving fund shareholders faithfully".
The UN's top diplomat in Afghanistan, Kai Eide, met with the main candidates yesterday, "reminding them of their responsibility to respect the findings of the ECC and to follow the constitution faithfully," a spokesman said.
Holidays are faithfully observed.
