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Meanings of feel a longing in English
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Usage of feel a longing in English
1
We feel a longing after that which we already possess in secret.
2
At present I feel a longing for the blessed liberty which many express.
3
Already I could feel a longing for more of the stuff.
4
It is true I feel a longing for your land.
5
Don't you ever feel a longing to send your thoughts forth in verse, Cyprian?
6
He began to feel a longing for human companionship.
7
Now she began to feel a longing for death.
8
Must a maiden have met with misfortune, to make her feel a longing to weep?
9
I feel a longing for that study with its twenty-two feet o' length for pacing!
10
Marquis, I feel a longing to gratify my old friend; I yield to its gentle, silent pleadings.
11
I come here very often for an hour, because I feel a longing to look at it.
12
For you yourself, eh, have admitted that you feel a longing for your bondsister Halum that cannot be-
13
When we feel a longing for people, it doesn't come from the brain...
14
His mind would feel a longing for its own natural time, and he would just have to follow it.
15
At times, I feel a longing to cry for help, to call in the neighbors, so much am I afraid.
16
In the hard, cold winter of our northern lands, how do we feel a longing for the presence of life!
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