Then Sir Tristram repented him that he was not armed, and then he hoved still.
"No, captain," answered the sailor, "and I repented of my suspicion a long time ago!
He was incapable of deceiving himself and persuading himself that he repented of his conduct.
In the impulse of the moment, I rose to open the door for her; and immediately repented having done so.
Those who had repented to the sending away of their sins, he would baptize with a holy power to send them away indeed.
She repented of her foolish curiosity, and cursed her desire of prying into the affairs of her brother and sister-in-law.
Hereupon Aristobulus repented of the great crime he had been guilty of, and this gave occasion to the increase of his distemper.
He told me he had been, at one time, a little wild, but surely he ought not to be condemned for that, after he had repented and reformed."
The princess soon repented of her act, and in despair destroyed herself, having first written a most tender letter to Tristram, sending him at the same time a beautiful and sagacious dog, of which she was very fond, desiring him to keep it as a memorial of her.
Although he was quite at ease in her presence, too much so, Mary sometimes thought, and strangely enough sometimes told him in a fit of short-lived, quickly repented anger that always set him laughing, yet there was never a word or gesture that could hint of undue familiarity.