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Meanings of great unhappiness in English

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Usage of great unhappiness in English
1
Clouded with alarm and great unhappiness its steamed eyes fix upon me.
Voice of the Fire
2
Iskender turned away in great unhappiness, deeming his last hope gone.
The Valley of the Kings
3
Indeed, so well-trained was Dulcie's conscience that it often caused her great unhappiness.
The Gay Cockade
4
He had been the cause of great unhappiness to Anne.
The Helpmate
5
But big change can also cause great unhappiness, as eBay boss John Donahoe discovered.
BBC
6
She told herself that she understood him completely now, to her own great unhappiness.
The Helpmate
7
While living at the Missouri Hotel, a circumstance occurred which caused me great unhappiness.
Narrative of William W. Brown, a Fugitive Slave
8
A great unhappiness had overtaken him in childhood and left a permanent trace on his forehead.
Strange True Stories of Louisiana
9
Thus it happened that Agathe, notwithstanding her many virtues, was the innocent cause of great unhappiness.
The Two Brothers
10
I once saw him do a splendid thing, a deed which saved me from great unhappiness.
The Box with Broken Seals
11
Ah, brother, what a great unhappiness is mine, to have been so cruelly treated by you!
Marquise De Ganges / Celebrated Crimes
12
There is great unhappiness in official circles at the resignation of the German Agriculture Minister, KarlHeinz Funke.
The Irish Times
13
It would have caused her great unhappiness.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
14
You may laugh at me, Louis, but the uncertain fate of Leo has given me great unhappiness.
The Fatal Glove
15
Otherwise there will be great unhappiness.
Rasputin's daughter
16
Mine was truly a great unhappiness.
In the Court of King Arthur
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