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Meanings of old wretch in English
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Usage of old wretch in English
1
But he was as crabbed an old wretch as you can please.
2
Where should a poor old wretch like me have a hundred guineas?
3
Oh, the poor old wretch, with her rags and dirt and gin-bottle!
4
Yes, the old wretch must be at work in a cellar.
5
My lady, I hope you will do nothing more for the old wretch.
6
And thus she led the poor sacrifice into the old wretch's too-well-known parlour.
7
Do not allow yourself to be entrapped by the old wretch; distrust yourself!
8
I refuse to enter into a philosophical discussion with you, you old wretch.
9
Or is he a gouty old wretch, who will live forever?
10
The nasty old wretch laid it in there while we were away from home.
11
I listened to the old wretch with deepening aversion, yet with some curiosity too.
12
The old wretch nearly cleaned me out, and then refused to allow me credit.
13
But what condition do you think the old wretch made?
14
You won't send us away because of the old wretch?
15
The miserable old wretch said he did not believe me.
16
After all, I rather like the old wretch (Coriander, I mean).
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