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Meanings of complain bitterly in English

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Usage of complain bitterly in English
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The Indians began ere long to complain bitterly of his perseverance.
The Pioneers
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And your sisters-in-law complain bitterly that you will not go to Kingcombe Holm.
Agatha's Husband: A Novel
3
The smaller houses complain bitterly of this, and declare that he is ruining them.
Lights and Shadows of New York Life / or, the Sights and Sensati...
4
He looked at the negatives that had been returned and began to complain bitterly.
A Russian Journal
5
Then Carlton would go to the club and complain bitterly to one of his friends.
The Princess Aline
6
He used to complain bitterly because the Chitralis wouldn't give us a fight every day.
With Kelly to Chitral
7
Foreign traders in Mexico complain bitterly of the "damned wantlessness" of the Indians.
The Tyranny Of Words
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The Solaris image will complain bitterly, and in fact will not boot, with a Linux kernel.
The book of xen
9
A great many are shot every winter, and the farmers complain bitterly of those that remain.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 83, September, 1864 / A Mag...
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I have heard young men complain bitterly about the disproportion between their bodily passions and their will-power.
Men in the Making
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Mr. Rassam took advantage of this circumstance to complain bitterly of the unfair treatment inflicted upon us.
Narrative of Captivity in Abyssinia with Some Account of the Lat...
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The Dyaks complain bitterly of their sufferings.
Far Off; Or, Asia and Australia Described / With Anecdotes and I...
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Yet, wherefore had she come, if not to complain bitterly, and, after exhaustion, be soothed at last?
Charlemont; Or, The Pride of the Village. a Tale of Kentucky
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People in cities complain bitterly today but the full health tragedy will not be seen for many years.
The Guardian
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The English people complain bitterly of the rich Americans who have in this way corrupted the London public.
My Discovery of England
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People complain bitterly of "strong" law-making by whipped party majorities elected by a minority of voters.
The Guardian
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