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Sentences ending with grieve

If the whole world crumbles into ruin, I shall neither marvel nor grieve. [10]
When she went to her foul steerage bunk at last, between the clashing engines, it was not to sleep, but only to wait for the morning, and, waiting, grieve. [5]
You will set it all right and not allow them to grieve. [10]
Don't grieve, Nancy, don't grieve. [5]

Short sentences using grieve

But I grieve not. [5]

More example sentences with the word grieve in them

But--but why grieve your mother when it--when it may not happen? [5]
I see that you, too, are ready to depart and should grieve to behold the comfort of your aged hosts destroyed by hasty acts that may yet be needless. [10]
I grieve with you and with your family, dear Lady Stanley, it is all I can do; but that I do out of my heart. [5]
The man who would try to heal every suffering brute was accustomed to see those whom he loved best grieve on his account. [10]
I grieve for Verus--but the state suffers with the sovereign's misfortunes.--This man can never be my successor. [10]
Once more she ventured, and this time she fortified herself with the thought: "It's a good lie--it's a good lie--I won't let it grieve me. [5]
Gellert, it is true, has sung: "Enjoy what the Lord has granted, Grieve not for aught withheld. [10]
I was near to crying myself at the thought that I should grieve my grandfather. [9]
Apparently one of these laws has been broken; when the King is on his throne again, can it ever grieve him to remember that when he was seemingly a private person he loyally sank the king in the citizen and submitted to its authority? [5]
We go to the theater to look at them and grieve that we can't be clothed like that. [5]
That is better; the pencil-marks could rub out, and I should grieve for that. [5]
He must take the nocturnal voyage in order not to grieve Ledscha. [10]
We knew that the body and the clothing were there for identification by friends, but still we wondered if anybody could love that repulsive object or grieve for its loss. [5]
They tell me that when my uncle's day is done--I grieve to think it is not far off--I must take the rod of control. [11]
Yet he knew that it would be the thing--the fallen idol--that would grieve her more than thought of the man. [11]
I am sorry that I grieve you. [11]
She expected to sting her, and she did astonish and she did grieve her, for the breaking-up of her world could not do otherwise; but it was for her mother and not for herself that Evelyn showed emotion. [4]
But there was so much for her to do that she found little time to grieve over this new trouble. [10]
I grieve to say it, but our people, I think, have not generally agreeable voices. [6]
And in the same breath and with the same depth and sincerity, I grieve for you. [5]
If my uncle refuses what I have to ask, and will ask, then the inevitable must happen, though for his sake it will grieve me; I must put my affairs in the hands of the judges. [10]
Let them not perceive that thou art much changed from thy wont, for thou knowest how tenderly thy old play-fellows bear thee in their hearts and how 'twould grieve them. [5]
He yielded in order not to grieve her, and, as he became more cheerful and even joined in her merry laugh, Xanthe rejoiced as if she had released him from his sorrow. [10]
Every event, joyful or sad, that took place in that house was important to all these worlds, but each had its own special reasons to rejoice or grieve over that occurrence independently of the others. [2]
Mary was thinking of the poor sufferer: what pain he had to bear, and how the parting from Paula would grieve him, when Katharina came towards her down the path. [10]
Though the source of M. Michaud's chagrin must have been different from that which caused Russians to grieve, he had such a sad face when shown into the Emperor's study that the latter at once asked: "Have you brought me sad news, Colonel? [2]
But it was not only this sad event, which must grieve the hearts of the two sisters, that had brought the architect in a stranger's boat to the Serpent Island at so late an hour. [10]
I grieve that my waning strength prevents rejoicing in the sight of your most gracious presence. [2]
Ursula stood before me, her blue eyes drowned in tears--tears for me, telling me that my woe was deep enough and bitter enough to grieve even the ruthless heart of my enemy. [10]
Do not ask me what it is; it would grieve you to know.--The day after tomorrow, when the feast of Isis is over. [10]
It would grieve me to know that any one could think so injuriously of me, so uncomplimentarily, so unadmiringly of me. [5]
The picture impresses me as it did the king, and the Madonna--I grieve to say it, she belongs anywhere rather than in Heaven. [10]
If she lost it she would grieve for it just as she would for a real person. [5]
For this reason I grieve yet, when I think of that scene, and do not like to call it up out of the deeps of my memory because of the pangs it brings. [5]
We can only grieve, and be resigned, and pray for the soul of him who falls unfairly by the arm of the law, and that his fellows may be few. [5]
But we so grieve to know that you are feeling miserable. [5]
Your error will grieve the abbess and Father Benedictus. [10]
But she need grieve over this no longer, and when she remembered that even the sorest want had not been able to induce her to touch his alms, she could have fairly shouted for joy amid all her misery. [10]
It did not grieve me any to notice that the old gate was getting a little shaky. [5]
It need not grieve her that he watched her so carefully. [10]
Old man, I grieve for you, but I have as little power to rescind his punishment as you to recall his crime. [10]
Must it not grieve and wound him to remain in her memory a clumsy peasant shepherd? [10]
We too grieve for the sibyl; many in the camp will miss her. [10]
Nay, grieve not for the dead alone Whose song has told their hearts' sad story,-- Weep for the voiceless, who have known The cross without the crown of glory! [6]
She was pleased; for she esteemed Gorgias, and had secretly feared that she might be forced to grieve him by a refusal, but he seemed as if created for her sister. [10]
Now I grieve, for I shall lose ye--they will not keep ye long for such a little thing. [5]
And besides--but I do not want to grieve you.--You have a habit of only looking backwards. [10]
I think he did it with a good motive, expecting it to add force and piquancy to your article, but it does not reflect your nature, and I know it will grieve you when you see it. [5]
The old grand dame also was more than ever bound up in her, and so soon as my lord Cardinal was aware that it would greatly grieve his old mother to lose her he renounced his desire. [10]
Blazing uniforms flashed by him, making a sparkling contrast with his drooping ruin of moldy rags, but he took not notice; he was not there to grieve for a nation's disaster; he had his own cares, and deeper. [5]
If they arrived at that truth it probably grieved them--did, if they had been heedlessly and ignorantly educated by their books and teachers; for why should a person grieve over a thing which by the eternal law of his make he cannot help? [5]
It was as a son to that bloodhound, and he shall feel for once something to grieve him. [10]
If you say "I grieve for the loss of my father," who is the "I"? [5]
Wherefore I said: "Forbear to grieve, fair knight, for this is not a defeat. [5]

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