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Meanings of envious man in English
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Usage of envious man in English
1
The envious man saw him pass; he frowned and turned aside.
2
The envious man was now happy for the first time of his life.
3
And yet the envious man finds something pleasing in the misfortunes of others?
4
He then took leave of the envious man, and went on his way.
5
Eat not with an envious man, and desire not his meats:
6
So the envious man carried home the mortar, but he never brought it back.
7
The envious man hunts on his own, like the cat.
8
It was Clifton, the sailor, a superstitious and envious man.
9
The envious man brought false reports to the king.
10
The envious man brought false report to the king.
11
That meanest and most terrible of things-anenvious man.
12
The envious man died of rage and shame.
13
Hunferth, the envious man, brought in as a foil to Beowulf, is not caricatured or exaggerated.
14
A fierce Myself, such is the envious man.
15
An envious man is an avaricious one.
16
I confess that I am afraid of the envious man, when he is so envious as you are.
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