1
The cup gave her much vexation and trouble, and something else besides.
2
Verily, Stebbins, I have had much vexation of spirit in this business.
3
For the world has apportioned to me much vexation, but little happiness.
4
This waste of provisions was a subject of much vexation to Philip.
5
Dear Fanny, I am very sorry to bring you so much vexation.
6
In much wisdom is much vexation, and he who increases knowledge increases sorrow.
7
She looked up at Mr. Ogilvie in much vexation and anxiety.
8
He felt it with as much vexation as if it had been inflicted ignominy.
9
As this was what I apprehended, it excited but little surprise, though much vexation.
10
Dutton sprang after her, and Bluebell, in much vexation and alarm, returned to the house.
11
With a dozen good men hanging on his flank you ought to cause Mr. Clark much vexation.
12
I have had, and still have, so much vexation with this execrable affair, 'tis impossible to describe it.
13
The first years of telegraph construction were years of much vexation of spirit to those engaged in such enterprises.
14
But in both these missions he experienced much vexation from the rigid, and, indeed, unjust parsimony of the Government.
15
Your ill temper has given him so much vexation, that you have at last brought him to his grave.
16
He now stood with as much vexation on his impassive countenance as it ever was possible for it to betray.
