abear old use , also: abeer

But my father were that good in his hart that he couldn't abear to be without us.

I can't abear to see you so, sir: I'm a mother myself.'

For I can't abear to wait, I do assure you.

That to make divisions was a thing she could not abear to think of, neither could her feelings let her do it.

I can't abear it.

Seem's ef I couldn't abear to see the golden-rod bloomin'; Winter'd come so quick after that.

Can't abear a dog, tramps can't.

I couldn't abear myself if I had to begin the day with dirty dishes," said Mrs. Pettican. "

It's such a loving art,' said Mr. Peggotty, smoothing her rich hair with his great hard hand, 'that it can't abear the sorrer of this.

No, it ain't cold, it's jest that I can't abear thinkin' of it, Ev'n now.

"The dam has broken," said Eduardo Sanovicz, president of Abear, referring to the industry's inability to further withstand rising costs from the weaker currency.

And I can't abear to part with anything I once lay hold of (or so my neighbours think, but what do THEY know?)

I went in there, and says: "Miss Mary Jane, you can't abear to see people in trouble, and I can't- most always."

I - I've been in a state of mind," said Mr. Tetterby, "that I can't abear to think of, Sophy.

If you hadn't the sweetness of an angel in you, mim, I don't think you could abear it, I raly don't.' '

I am a stranger, not one of your kind, and I cannot abear your custom, and had I known it I never would have wedded among you!

I told him the smell made me sick, An' that warn't no lie, I can't abear the smell on 'em now; An' no wonder, es you say.

I couldn't abear to think of you, Miss Bonnie, and Miss Sylvia, being left all alone in the house with that harpy and such a pack of thieves.

Those nasty tramps--if I've said it once, I've said it a dozen times, I can't abear those nasty tramps.

You've heard as she's sold the place up and gone abroad, couldn't abear to go on here with everyone staring and pointing after her--through no fault of her own, poor young dear!

Bless the babe, and save the mother, is my mortar, sir; but I makes so free as add to that, Don't try no impogician with the Nuss, for she will not abear it!'

Oils and Acrylics Pamela Riley Abear has been painting pictures of Britain's architecture and landscapes and Bermuda's pink houses, yacht basins and marine-oriented lifestyle for decades.

My reply to that cannibal was, "However glad you may be, hold your noise, and don't dance jigs and slap your knees about it, for I can't abear to see you do it."

Conceive ye Absuerditye of laying ye Sceane in Italy, it ys welle knowne that Awdiences will not abear nothyng that is not sett neare at Home.

If you couldn't abear yourself--" Biddy asked me here, as she sat holding my sister's plate, "Have you thought about when you'll show yourself to Mr. Gargery, and your sister, and me?