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Meanings of exceeding bitter in English

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Usage of exceeding bitter in English
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About five o'clock Miss Morton was startled by an exceeding bitter cry.
An Echo Of Antietam / 1898
2
My face fell on hers; an exceeding bitter cry came from my lips.
My Mother's Rival / Everyday Life Library No. 4
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She could but weep-notoutwardly, but inwardly, with exceeding bitter pangs.
Agatha's Husband: A Novel
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Then there rose in the stillness a great and exceeding bitter cry, 'God!'
The Little Pilgrim: Further Experiences. / Stories of the Seen a...
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The words broke from him like an exceeding bitter cry.
The Lamp of Fate
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And now he cried aloud with an exceeding bitter cry.
Wives and Daughters
7
An exceeding bitter cry rose to her lips.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1902 to 1903
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Then Enid, knowing all her helplessness, uttered an exceeding bitter cry, and the sound roused Geraint.
Stories from Le Morte D'Arthur and the Mabinogion
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What did all that mean to him now-applesof Sodom in the mouth, an exceeding bitter fruit!
Patsy
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Brutal shock and then this second exceeding bitter woe awakened their minds to the futility of individual life.
The Desert of Wheat
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It was an exceeding bitter cry, and the pain of it pierced through even Commines' armour of calmness.
The Justice of the King
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She buried her face on his pillow, and Leopold uttered "a great and exceeding bitter cry."
Thomas Wingfold, Curate V2
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A queer light danced like a mocking spirit in Private Ford's eyes, and again he laughed-anexceeding bitter laugh.
The Swindler and Other Stories
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Such as are exceeding bitter.
Works of John Bunyan — Volume 03
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But Charles the king is fallen on his face on Roland's body, with a great and exceeding bitter cry.
The Junior Classics, Volume 4: Heroes and heroines of chivalry
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And because he hated him with an exceeding bitter hate, Leclère bought Bâtard and gave him his shameful name.
The Call of the Wild, White Fang and Other Stories
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