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Meanings of poor dears in English
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Usage of poor dears in English
1
The poor dears looked so humble, and so wistful, and so tired.
2
Whatever we do, we mustn't alarm the poor dears by looking formal.
3
How they must have hated the smell of the sea, poor dears!
4
They are mad, poor dears, and don't know what they are doing.
5
Maisie thought it was physical; the poor dears worked too hard.
6
She could even afford to be grateful to the poor dears.
7
We have been pouring shells on the poor dears all day.
8
So, my poor dears, you may say good-bye to the money.
9
He said, my dears-mypoor dears-thatit was not quite two hundred pounds.
10
They're fearfully upset and angry, poor dears; they think they've been half killed.
11
I shouldn't like them to catch cold, poor dears, and ruin their voices.
12
But it wasn't their loss, poor dears, which brought me over.
13
One mustn't be hard on them, poor dears, for they knew no better.
14
A fatherless girl-youknow one always does call them ' poor dears.'
15
So she felt justified in letting the poor dears have half an hour together.
16
Now tell me all about those poor dears and that brute of a master.
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