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After all your pains, it is very mortifying, but-

For a man to live in that constant hot damp is very mortifying to the strength.

To lose him would be very mortifying.

Such an idea was very mortifying.

All these mishaps, treading upon the heels of one another, had a very mortifying effect upon his practice.

The Abp and myselfe went to Hammersmith, to visite Sir Sam Morland, who was entirely blind, a very mortifying sight.

It's really very mortifying.

When he is so clear and sensible about practical matters too-anythingbut learning- Icannotthink why-and it is very mortifying!

Before he could begin to spend it, however, Ferdinand took it back again, and under circumstances that were very mortifying to the waiting Columbus.

As to that infidel Peckaby, he indulged in sundry mocking doubts, which were, to say the least of them, very mortifying to a believer.

It was very mortifying, therefore, to find that my godmother not only thought me plain, but gave me no credit for not minding it.

"It is very mortifying and painful to find how weak one is."

" Very mortifying, indeed," seriously said Lord Falconer, who had just been initiated into whist.