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Meanings of bitter reproach in English

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Usage of bitter reproach in English
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I lay at her feet, uttering wild words of rebuke and bitter reproach.
Berlin and Sans-Souci; Or, Frederick the Great and His Friends
2
And a little later I heard her saying, in a tone of bitter reproach:
The Chorus Girl and Other Stories
3
With a cry of despair, a moan, words of bitter reproach or even anger?
The Neverending Story
4
She looked hard at her son and said in a tone of bitter reproach,-
The Delight Makers
5
The girl's answer was a swift look of bitter reproach.
The Lady Doc
6
Was not this her first homage to love, and a bitter reproach to herself?
The Ball at Sceaux
7
She looked at him, however, with bitter reproach.
The Black Box
8
The girl, bending submissively under this storm of invective and bitter reproach, walked slowly towards the house.
The Thin Red Line; and Blue Blood
9
Though my mother knew better than to pressure him, the gala kalooki night was a bitter reproach.
Kalooki Nights
10
I entertained at heart, I repeat, wrongly or rightly, a bitter reproach for the opportunity lost during the morning.
The History of a Crime / The Testimony of an Eye-Witness
11
The believers were evidently rallying indignantly to the support of their sibyl, and cast upon Wynne glances of bitter reproach.
The Puritans
12
He could not be deaf to their woe, to that childlike whimpering which stung his conscience like a bitter reproach.
Men in War
13
The midnight airs and gusts, moaning amongst the tightly-wrapped buds and bark of the winter twigs, were formulae of bitter reproach.
Tess of the d'Urbervilles: A Pure Woman
14
His heart throbbed with involuntary emotion; the serene expression of that honest, candid face gave him a pang of bitter reproach.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 08 — Fiction
15
Jesus addressed to Judas words which contained a bitter reproach, but which were not understood by those present; and he left the company.
The Life of Jesus
16
He broke out into bitter reproach and violent recrimination, and, letting fall the mask, once for all lost his place in Joan's heart.
Joan of Naples / Celebrated Crimes
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