Significats de deep commiseration en anglès

The old man sighed, and looked at him with deep commiseration.

With a sense of deep commiseration in me, I spoke again with great gentleness.

It was with feelings of deep commiseration, that Carl looked on the two brothers.

At this remark, uttered in a tone of deep commiseration, Prosper could not refrain from shuddering.

The colonists heard soon after with deep commiseration, that the vessel in which they re-embarked was lost.

Cyrus Harding gazed at the unfortunate man for a few moments with a feeling of deep commiseration; then,-

His countenance expresses deep commiseration.

Eat hearty, and may it well agree with you, she said, with a compound of deep commiseration, reverence, and disdain.

Mr. Norton bent for a few minutes over the coffin, while an expression of sorrow and deep commiseration overspread his countenance.

I had a deep commiseration, but it was that kind of romantic or aesthetic pity which begins and ends in its own expression.

Katherine leaned tenderly over the form of the dying veteran, while her dark, tearful eyes seemed to express self-accusation blended with deep commiseration.

Colonel Schuyler, a prisoner there, beheld his plight with deep commiseration, supplied him with clothing and money, and did his utmost to alleviate his condition.

The lame man looked with the deepest commiseration into the appealing eyes.

The condition of the peasantry, heavily taxed by the nobles, excited her deepest commiseration.

He deserves the deepest commiseration.

"Poor boy," I heard him say in a tone of deep commiseration.