"My son, Harry, was only 27 days old," he says, a tinge of lost-long sadness in his voice.
She lived a long life, no sadness there.
"Rappaccini's Daughter" was of course written long before this sadness overcame the family.
They're in their 50's and long lines of sadness and regret are strung through some of their stories.
She loves Genevieve, and her angels, and her birds, and her mysterious husband, who saved her from a long period of sadness.
"With the end of the Tour de France," the novelist Paul Fournel wrote, "the summer reaches its moment of sadness: long, hot afternoons and no longer anything to get your teeth into".
New Jersey Sprawling across 130 acres beside the Cooper River in Camden, Harleigh Cemetery, which opened in 1885, is a Victorian gathering of obelisks, mausoleums, angels and other graveside statuary that evoke grief, sadness, long life and virtue.
Vindication, relief, and a bittersweet feeling of joy - joy that the truth has finally been revealed after so long, but a sadness that it ever happened at all, and that such a long fight was needed to officially uncover the real events.
All he'd been asked to play for so long was haunted sadness; there was so little emotional variety for either lead actor this season.
We all go through long periods of sadness, we all have hurdles that we may fall over, we all have our struggles.
Already write sad songs (sadness has a long-standing association with death).
