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Meanings of painful impressions in English

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Usage of painful impressions in English
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The letter written from Dinard had already softened his painful impressions.
The Red Lily — Volume 03
2
I have not yet the courage to renew these painful impressions.'
Queen Hortense: A Life Picture of the Napoleonic Era
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At last the mayor of Sauveterre overcame his painful impressions, and entered the room.
Within an Inch of His Life
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What Rosamond had written to him would probably deepen the painful impressions of the evening.
Middlemarch
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This would simplify everything and save many painful impressions.
Taken Alive
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The whitewashed stead and the lonely peasant scratching like an insect in the long tilth were painful impressions.
Celibates
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Every five minutes that passed without bringing a reply from Margaret, went to confirm his most painful impressions.
Deerbrook
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As the notary had proceeded with the reading of the testament, Gabriel was successively agitated by divers painful impressions.
The Wandering Jew — Volume 05
9
He recalled all the painful impressions of petty jealousy that he had endured, in little stings, day after day.
Strong as Death
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I am listening; perhaps your story will efface the painful impressions left by the memories that I have just recalled.
The Country Doctor
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Or where attachment originally existed, it is diminished, or turned into repugnance, according to the quantity of painful impressions received.
Essays on Education and Kindred Subjects / Everyman's Library
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The first part of my stay, while I studied to understand the count, was a period of painful impressions to me.
The Lily of the Valley
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By little and little I overcame the painful impressions which my ill-starred union and the announcement of Louise's early death bequeathed.
The Parisians — Complete
14
All the fantasies she had beguiled from the boy's brain had come to roost in her own, with a hundred other vivid and painful impressions.
Blue Aloes: Stories of South Africa
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"It was a shame," he said, "to leave them with such painful impressions."
The Complete Project Gutenberg Writings of Charles Dudley Warner
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"It was a shame," he said, "to leave them with such painful impressions." The quilting party had dispersed by that time.
Washington Irving
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