Encara no tenim significats per a "excite pity".
1They were not a rabble to excite pity, by any means.
2Why need I speak of the topics used to excite pity?
3Many of these London boys dress themselves in rags on purpose to excite pity.'
4Is he not wretched indeed who can excite pity here?
5Neither the tears of mothers, nor the cries of infants could excite pity or compassion.
6He seeks to excite pity, and pleads for time.
7Lastly, tragedy unites all these requisites to excite pity.
8Then one laughed, for death was too common a sight to excite pity or surprise, and said:
9He felt a longing to tell somebody of his loss, to excite pity, to make himself interesting.
10HER attitude was one to excite pity rather than terror, in eyes not blinded by a preconceived notion.
11It should, moreover, imitate actions which excite pity and fear, this being the distinctive mark of tragic imitation.
12She ceased to sing in public; for she could not endure to excite pity, where she had formerly commanded admiration.
13But some times the accuser ought to seek to excite pity, and the advocate for the defence may aim at rousing indignation.
14When he had partially recovered his composure he related his version of the story in a meek tone, no doubt hoping to excite pity.
15Among Europeans power provokes antagonism, and weakness excites pity.
16Their lineaments and their gait show forth a ghastly forlornness that excites pity and despair.
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