Peter had seen many tragedies, but he had forgotten them all.
In this gruesome business there lurked many tragedies, and very few romances.
A rushing recollection of Maxineff's tragedies came to him, more vivid even than the face.
It is not in the great tragedies of life only that character is tested and strengthened and consolidated.
The sophomore year had been crowded with many trials, some of them positive school tragedies, in which Anne and Grace had been the principal actors.
As for the dogs, of course there were many, and during their lives they were intimate and valued family friends, and their deaths were household tragedies.
His state papers suited the war tragedies, but still he delighted the people with those tales, tagging all the events of what may be called the Lincoln era.
Such assertions, coming from lordly lips, have a suspicious optimism about them; yet the faithful slave, such as the nurse we find in the tragedies, may sometimes have corresponded to that description.