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Meanings of so ill-treated in anglès

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Usage of so ill-treated in anglès
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Dunne was shaken by the sight of his love being so ill-treated.
Carte Blanche
2
I think, Frank, that no woman was ever so ill-treated as I am.
The Eustace Diamonds
3
It was thus that La Valliere was so ill-treated at the instigation of Montespan.
Memoirs of the Court of Louis XIV. and of the Regency — Volume 0...
4
It made my husband sad to see me so ill-treated.
The History of Mary Prince, a West Indian Slave
5
He must have been a stupid fellow to have allowed himself to be so ill-treated.
Paddy Finn
6
We are so ill-treated by our cruel master, that God will have pity on us.
Filipino Popular Tales
7
What a pity it was that she had been so ill-treated by that gentleman in Oxfordshire!
Can You Forgive Her?
8
I remember asking a Moor to explain why the Jews were so ill-treated and despised all over Morocco.
Morocco
9
Behold me alive and handsome, in spite of those wicked women, who split my head and so ill-treated me.
Stories from the Pentamerone
10
A Spaniard, meeting the lad, so ill-treated him that he could barely crawl back to die at the admiral's feet.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 10
11
There was no hope; the King was kept in close custody, and Baldock was so ill-treated that he died shortly after.
Cameos from English History, from Rollo to Edward II
12
I should not have been so ill-treated by the whole world if I had not made some mistake of that kind.
The Billow and the Rock
13
Or perhaps it is true that he has been so ill-treated and flogged from his babyhood that he dare not speak.
The Lost Prince
14
I had been so ill-treated, that I only felt that might was right; and this right I determined upon exercising to the utmost.
The Little Savage
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