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Sentences ending with pitied

No doubt she was a little frightened and a good deal bewildered, and that her sympathies were warmly excited for a friend to whom she had been brought so near, and whose loneliness she saw and pitied. [6]
Talent is often to be envied, and genius very commonly to be pitied. [6]
Apparently they did not see that the woman was to be pitied. [11]
She is very nice and kind and, above all, she's much to be pitied. [2]
But when the hunters have shot down all the low-flying loiterers, and the last one has lost sight of the flock, and knows that he never again can find them or follow them he is indeed to be pitied. [10]
He had all her love; the suffering criminal she only pitied. [10]
Prince Vasili, who having obtained a new post and some fresh decorations was particularly proud at this time, seemed to him a pathetic, kindly old man much to be pitied. [2]
The father who dies sonless is in a grievous situation indeed, and is pitied. [5]
The weather was blisteringly hot, and the man or woman who had to sit on a creeping mule, or in a crawling wagon, and broil in the beating sun, was an object to be pitied. [5]
The dog had been watching him with its flaming eyes; now it gave a low growl, as though it understood, and pitied. [11]

Short sentences using pitied

And Golgothar pitied them. [11]
I rather pitied him. [9]
I pitied Mrs. [9]
He pitied Gaspard. [11]

Sentences containing pitied two or more times

Hodder had pitied him then--he still pitied him. [9]

More example sentences with the word pitied in them

Nobody gave her welcome, none pitied her. [5]
This is all very well so long as fortune favors those who are chosen to be the ornamental personages; but if the golden tide recedes and leaves them stranded, they are more to be pitied than almost any other class. [6]
He showed favour to the justice who had pitied him when he was supposed to have stolen a pig, and he had the gratification of seeing him grow in the public esteem and become a great and honoured man. [5]
He is more to be pitied than any other sort of rich man. [4]
She was certainly to be pitied if love had taken as firm a hold upon her heart as Cordula thought she had perceived. [10]
What was apparent to another was that he was broken by the sorrow that had fallen upon him, and it was this that Beaton respected and pitied in his impulse to be frank and kind in his answer. [8]
It is true they pitied you for being in such misfortune, but still they held you to be mad. [5]
Charity shown by the publication of an inferior article would be like the generosity of Claude Duval and the other gentlemen highwaymen, who pitied the poor so much they robbed the rich to have the means of relieving them. [6]
It may be that she pitied the lonely young man. [6]
I was prodigiously struck by the change in him, and pitied him then near as much as I had once despised him. [9]
Thus there were sore half-hours for him in school-time; but he was not therefor to be pitied, for he had a right merry soul and was easily content, and loved many things. [10]
Naturally there were some who pitied Marget and Ursula for the danger that was gathering about them, but naturally they did not say so; it would not have been safe. [5]
In other words, she was angry with herself: pitied and scorned herself, if the truth be told, for her actions--an inevitable mood. [9]
Poor, fettered, and sealed Hagars, how she pitied them! [13]
And when he realized that people might not be aware of his happiness, he pitied them with his whole heart and felt a desire somehow to explain to them that all that occupied them was a mere frivolous trifle unworthy of attention. [2]
He pitied his poor old father; he ached with compassion for him; and he set his teeth and snarled with contempt through them for his own baseness. [8]
I pitied this poor creature from the bottom of my heart. [5]
Perhaps, unconsciously, I pitied them a little. [9]
I confess I pitied our landlady. [6]
And yet he pitied her so much, and felt so unwilling to have a matter of such gravity disturbing the oddity of their acquaintance, that he thought, and thought truly, that rather than receive fifty pounds down, he would have the Marchioness proved innocent. [12]
The flourishing city Pisaura-- Here, however, he was interrupted, for several of those present had learned, weeks before, that this place had sunk in the sea, but merely pitied the unfortunate inhabitants. [10]
He had not observed her presence; but she pitied him deeply, for though it was very hot he was trembling in every limb, and his strong frame shuddered repeatedly. [10]
Hilary Vane did not shed tears, but his friends suspected that his heart-strings were torn, and pitied him. [9]
He neither loved nor feared men: sometimes he pitied them. [11]
She found it natural that the light should be temporarily removed from his firmament while she should be at boarding-school, and yet in the tenderness of her heart she pitied him. [9]
Never pitied anybody more in her life--never see a more interestin' person. [6]
He ventured to make the proposal while we were at supper, but got such a harsh rebuff for his pains, that we all pitied him. [10]
The victims of it were to be pitied and compassionated, just as are the heirs of consumption and other hereditary diseases. [7]
She asked him if he was a New-Yorker by birth; and she told him she pitied him, when he said he had never been West. [8]
In my heart I pitied the friendless Mongol. [5]
Since those days, I have pitied doctors from my heart. [5]
I almost pitied him; for he appeared so lost in self-admiration and the importance of his office that he would never see disaster when it came. [11]
Mark Twain loved him, pitied him--also enjoyed him, especially with Howells. [5]
I almost pitied him then, tho' I could not account for the feeling. [9]
He explained to her about his father in his reverie, and she pitied his father, too. [8]
Then, as if he sincerely pitied the criminal, he continued with well-feigned sympathy: "How did the learned man commit such a misdeed? [10]
I discovered how he had fallen in love with his wife, Lady Diana, and pitied poor Bolingbroke heartily for having lost her. [9]
The world would have pitied him then, would have said, He spared us the trial of punishing him. [11]
I think I have never admired and pitied her as at that moment. [9]
At first Katharina had pitied the young woman whose superior in intelligence she knew herself to be; but a certain incident had extinguished this feeling; she now simply hated her, and pricked her with needle-thrusts whenever she had a chance. [10]
Her bright face had again grown old, so old and weary that he pitied her. [10]
But I presently found out for myself why and wherefore they pitied me; for seven who called me fatherless, seventy would speak of me as motherless when they addressed me with pity. [10]
Shelley needed excuses for his altered attitude towards his wife; Providence pitied him and sent the wet-nurse. [5]
And for the first time he pitied him. [9]
He did not exactly wish him happiness even now, and yet he pitied him. [10]
Therefore I could envy my beloved brother to-day no less sincerely than I pitied him yesterday. [10]
He had pitied Eldon Parr then. [9]
And now, woman-like, denying, she pitied, too. [11]
I pitied her, dear Cousin Dick, with all my heart; and when Tom Doane died on the field of battle in Holland last year, I wept with her and prayed for her. [11]
And in any case, he and his dinners and his country would not have been joked about by the hard-hearted and pitied by the compassionate. [5]
It had originally been grey, and its bill was as straight as a sparrow's, but when the Saviour hung upon the cross, it pitied him, and with its little bill strove to draw the nails from the wounded hands. [10]
She pitied Charles because she loved him, yet she was weary of playing the sick nurse. [10]
You are to be pitied as a father; but have these last few hours brought me any joy? [10]
I cannot go back to the life in which I was born; I must go on as I am, a stranger among a strange people, pitied, suffered, cared for a little--and that is all. [11]
His father caressed and pitied him. [2]
I pitied him, and I thought you'd find scope for your talents in the business. [11]
I pitied you, and I have brought you a chief greater than any other. [11]
I knew once an old lady whose position and wealth had always made her envied, and presumably happy, who was absolutely to be pitied for a soul empty of all noble feeling. [4]
She spoke and acted against Ruth Devlin, and yet she pitied her. [11]
But he had a kind little heart, and, knowing that no one weeps and sobs unless in pain, Alexander pitied Charmian, whom he loved, and hurried to her again. [10]

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