1
That is why you now see me in so wretched a condition.
2
Not even under the Leads did I pass so wretched a day.
3
I tell you, Agnes, I never was so wretched in my life.
4
Germany was so wretched that any discussion concerning it was gladly avoided.
5
It was all wrong to feel so , but I was so wretched.
6
I wouldn't tell you, for it was so wretched to be frightened.
7
I am afraid to be happy when any one is so wretched.
8
I am so wretched, madam-solonely and so weary of my life.
9
God could not have intended to give you so wretched a father.
10
But to Phebe he did not appear so wretched as Felicita was.
11
I never saw so wretched an army to look at as Faidherbe's.
12
Sirius had never felt so wretched and so triumphant in his life.
13
He said something to me about that wretched ball;-notaltogether so wretched!
14
I am so wretched and so ashamed of myself for being wretched!
15
Oh, how cruel, Philip, to leave me when I am so wretched!
16
He thought Gerald was about to start crying, the bloke looked so wretched.
