At night, from a small cubicle where she slept, she could hear little boys weeping, crying out in their loneliness and heartbreak from the rows of beds in the cavernous dormitory.
Jeanne d'Arc has many affecting moments, but none as eerie as watching a little girl weeping for the killing machine she loves.
It is told, that when he had been proclaimed general against Perseus, and was honourably accompanied home by great numbers of people, he found his daughter Tertia, a very little girl, weeping, and taking her to him asked her why she was crying.
The unsalted is best for cooking, but it needs to be used carefully because of its high moisture content (open a package and you'll probably see a little water weeping from the pat).
Nan sends out glamouring squads to make people forget what happened -- which means that little girl weeping over her dead mother is probably a confused orphan now -- and she also stakes a zombie vampire with a pencil.
It would go flat for a day or two, scabbing and weeping little beads of blood, then swell up again, like a hideous little volcano on my face.
ANNALS OF RELIGION about the miracle of the weeping Little Madonna of Civitavecchia, in Italy.
By Marina Warner The New Yorker, April 8 , 1996P. 63 ANNALS OF RELIGION about the miracle of the weeping Little Madonna of Civitavecchia, in Italy.
A little girl is weeping to see the bird so cruelly used while her father tries to explain the value of the demonstration; the scientist addresses us, looking at us as if to invite us to make the choice: should the air pump be cranked up a notch, producing knowledge and killing the cockatoo?
We see weeping little children, whole families gathered.
