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Meanings of great weariness in English

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Usage of great weariness in English
1
There was now no madness in his eyes; only a great weariness.
The Moon Pool
2
And not from you, ye present-day men, shall my great weariness arise.-
Thus Spake Zarathustra: A Book for All and None
3
After 200 pages, Gabriel found a great weariness come over him.
A week in december
4
The messenger's smile faded slowly as he understood, replaced by a great weariness.
Genghis: bones of the hills: a novel
5
He felt a great weariness in his bones and body now.
The Country Beyond: A Romance of the Wilderness
6
Now a great weariness came down on him like a cloud.
The two towers
7
In this innocent occupation a great weariness overcame him, and he fell asleep.
Legends and Tales
8
Her head was thrown back, and in her eyes was a great weariness.
Jeanne of the Marshes
9
There was neither resentment nor anger in her voice, only a great weariness.
Vera Nevill / Or, Poor Wisdom's Chance
10
Now that the strain was over, Thorpe experienced a great weariness.
The Blazed Trail
11
We only underwent great weariness, which goes away as fast as it comes.
Light
12
He wanted to shout some curse, but a great weariness was on him.
The Wyrmling Horde
13
She had fallen asleep in her great weariness now that the crisis was over.
Gunman's Reckoning
14
Her attitude betokened great weariness; and her drooping arms seemed to enjoy the rest.
The Choice of Life
15
He gestured again, and Bek felt a great weariness descend.
Ilse Witch
16
The lady sank into another against the wall, with an air of great weariness.
Roads of Destiny
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United Kingdom
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