1
There is a great jealousy respecting all the fruits of the earth.
2
But a great jealousy sprang into being that she never dreamed existed.
3
A great jealousy subsisted between the Londoners and those foreigners who traded here.
4
It's going to be looked at with great jealousy in the ages to come.
5
But the Presbyterian zealots entertained great jealousy against this scheme.
6
A great jealousy ran through me, kindling all that passion I had for her.
7
There is great jealousy (in governments) about the right to tax, Stern said.
8
There was great jealousy felt by the governor in reference to the encroachments of the English.
9
From the reign of James I the Dutch had shown great jealousy of English maritime enterprise.
10
I have been called opprobrious names by a sergeant of British lancers, out of great jealousy!
11
There is great jealousy among the traders, and much underhand work to get the business from each other.
12
M. Comte looks on them with as great jealousy as any scholastic pedagogue, or ecclesiastical director of consciences.
13
Even where these poisonous kinds of food seem to be useful, we should still regard them with great jealousy.
14
You've heard tell, I dare say, about Landlord Cummins and Billy Bosistow, and the great jealousy there was between them.
15
And anybody who had one or two was the subject of great jealousy. His current collection was assembled in later life.
16
This idea was most distasteful to the traders, for Plymouth regarded Bristol with great jealousy; and Diggory Beggs at once said:
