We have no meanings for "bewail the fact" in our records yet.
1 Kate, looking skyward, noticed this and took courage to bewail the fact to Captain Ichabod.
2 The Conservative newspapers of England bewail the fact that there has been a lamentable change since the present Government came in.
3 Other women in Newport had week-end guests in the guise of husbands, and some of them went so far as to bewail the fact .
4 And yet, in the face of all this, Mrs. Tom Sentner could bewail the fact that Josephine had no husband to look out for her.
5 Tom Apthorpe, my cousin, was bewailing the fact that he hadn't anyone to pitch.
6 Nothing could have been more galling to Undine, and she frankly bewailed the fact to Madame de Trezac.
7 He also bewailed the fact that he had been born at what he called the confluence of Hugo and Balzac.
8 He bewails the fact in a letter of January 20, 1864, to N. Jocelyn, Esq.
9 Julian did not have time to stretch his bow, and he bewailed the fact as if it were some great misfortune.
10 She tripped along in little white shoes, loudly bewailing the fact that the trap to catch the Wraith had gone wrong.
11 Adventure and excitement she dearly enjoyed, and she had often bewailed the fact that she was a woman and not a man.
12 Some people who spend every cent of their income on their living expenses are always bewailing the fact that they have never become rich.
13 So now, instead of bewailing the fact that he was where he was, as many another lad would have done under the circumstances, he rejoiced.
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