And yet it is hard upon me, an old man, to lose all I held dear--very hard!
Sikes, looking up at the clock of St. Andrew's Church, 'hard upon seven!
You were perhaps a little cross, my love, but you don't think I am the man to be hard upon you," said the Rector.
After what's passed between you and me I ain't going to be hard upon you.
Come, Sir Thomas, you don't mean to be hard upon me at last.
Oh, Mary, my dear love, don't let us be hard upon her!
It is hard upon a woman, but yet it is a thing which every woman must confront and make up her mind to, whom God places in such circumstances.
Oh, my dear love, I know it must be hard upon you to see it," she said, apologizing as it were to the widow for the presence of joy.
I hope you will let me invite Barbara here when they are married, and pay her a little attention; for nobody likes her in Grange Lane, and it would be so hard upon him.
It would be hard upon me, sir, not to know my own cousin's name.
But how my mother contrived to know, that because she had been too hard upon Tom, he must be right about the necklace, is a point which I never could clearly perceive, though no doubt she could explain it.
One cannot be hard upon him," said the archdeacon.
It is hard upon you, though," she said; "you will see nothing of Florence.
Mr. Mildmay, you must not be hard upon me--how can I?
She certainly, among her acquaintance, did quiz the new Cabinet minister not a little, and it may be a question whether she was not as hard upon him as the writer in the Jupiter.
Lady Lufton, I must say that you are veryhard upon him--very hard.
But, nevertheless, we should not be hard upon him.
Well, I will not be hard upon you, Kit; because the Lord has done that quite enough.
Tom was very politic, but all the good there was in him seemed now to be on the surface, and while inwardly rebelling at his misfortune, he felt a thrill of joy in knowing that Jerrie was his cousin, and would not be hard upon him.
I would bid them pay when they can, and that my lord would not be hard upon them.
After what happened the other day, they will be very sure he will not be hard upon them.
Hard upon both of us, but I suppose only a common element in the initiatory ordinances of matrimony.
This concealment seems so hard upon her, as well as a kind of wrong to Daniel.
It would be hard upon her, and yet it would be a sort of heavenly pang to hear another, and, oh!
Aubrey, if a man shows a little impatience with your raptures in such circumstances, I don’t think you ought to be hard upon him.
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