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Meanings of felt that day in English

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Usage of felt that day in English
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Nor has time obliterated anything of the shame I felt that day.
Memoirs of My Dead Life
2
I felt that day, for the first time, the austere sweetness of sacrifice.
The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard
3
I remembered what I felt that day when Arden had told me the truth.
Rise
4
He felt that day that we should be more controversial.
The Irish Times
5
A number of the congregation felt that day the advantage of sitting in the laft.
Auld Licht Idyls
6
I don't envy the losses you felt that day.
The Kill Order
7
I'll never forget the surge of happiness I felt that day and eight months later still feel.
The Irish Times
8
In such joys as I felt that day eyes and ears do but little-imaginationworks most wonders.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Vol. 22...
9
I can understand all you did, and all you felt that day, as if it were myself.
The Idiot
10
He divined how Sophie felt that day.
Burned Bridges
11
Five was the usual, especially for first-timers, but who knew how the judge or jury felt that day.
The capitol game
12
As helpless as she had felt that day as she tended to the boy who'd lost his arms.
Crossings
13
I think you begin to realize, monsieur, what Philippe de Vilmorin must have felt that day at Gavrillac.
Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution
14
It was a lot like the way I had felt that day up at the cabin on the lake.
River girl
15
Do you feel as you felt that day when you were with my sister and me in the garden?
The Frozen Deep
16
The only pang I felt that day was as I passed the monsters on the gate leading to Oldcastle Hall.
Annals of a Quiet Neighbourhood
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