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1. And wherefore is he wearing such a conscience-stricken air?
2. He saw, and felt, and was moved, and affected, and conscience-stricken, and had inward wishes and longing desires
3. In that all-pervading wholesomeness there was no room for repentance, no place for conscience-stricken beating of the breast; and indeed I think we waste a terrible amount of time repenting
4. Yet she undoubtedly, conscience-stricken and frightened or not, had to tell her father what she had done
5. But she felt guilty and conscience-stricken
6. He stayed in his laboratory in this condition till supper; then, during the meal, he carefully read a book which he propped up in front of him against the loaf, while Ingeborg, ministering to him with the eager deftness of the conscience-stricken, watched for a sign of forgiveness out of the corners of red eyes
7. And it really was dark; surely it didn't only seem dark because she suddenly couldn't see? Alarmed, she remembered how she had fainted after her conscience-stricken journey back from Lucerne
8. Was she then to go through life making at intervals conscience-stricken journeys back, and fainting at the critical moment at their end?
9. Conscience-stricken, she couldn't do enough for Aunt Dot now that the secret date was fixed
10. Also there was Lizzie, engaged in conscience-stricken activities, and when Lucy came in she was on her knees poking the fire
11. "You can put your own things on your own table, if you prefer," began May, feeling a little conscience-stricken, as she looked at the pretty racks, the painted shells, and quaint illuminations Amy had so carefully made and so gracefully arranged
12. “The judgment of God is on me,” answered the conscience-stricken priest
13. Anna had heard nothing of this act, And she felt conscience-stricken at having been able so readily to forget what was to him of such importance
14. In fact, it's strange that I feel, as it were, conscience-stricken before them, and yet I've done them no harm
15. I was utterly conscience-stricken; I was ready to beg Fedosey Nikolaitch's forgiveness
16. Conscience-stricken at having kept every one waiting, hurriedly drawing on his gloves, he came forward without looking at anything, ran down the steps, and only raised his eyes as he stretched out his hand to seize the mane of the waiting horse
17. True, both before and after the funeral I never ceased to cry and to look miserable, yet I feel conscience-stricken when I recall that grief of mine, seeing that always present in it there was an element of conceit—of a desire to show that I was more grieved than any one else, of an interest which I took in observing the effect, produced upon others by my tears, and of an idle curiosity leading me to remark Mimi’s bonnet and the faces of all present
18. ’ In the note it was written that he was a junior officer in the gendarmerie, a spy, sent to me to find out what is going on here, and that he became unbearably conscience-stricken and that is why he disclosed himself to me