1
I raised up the gravest topics of life; private misery, public calamity.
2
We raised up the gravest topics of life; private misery, public calamity.
3
Some public calamity is required to bring us into one great brotherhood.
4
We now see our private distresses and the public calamity as merely hideous.
5
The death of Papinian, the Prætorian Præfect, was lamented as a public calamity.
6
The loss of your oration is, doubtless, an irreparable public calamity.
7
He fully saw how great a public calamity had fallen upon his country.
8
His exile appeared a public calamity, and his recall was celebrated as a triumph.
9
His death was considered a public calamity in Hamburg.
10
The financial ruin of a man of acknowledged energy and enterprise is a public calamity.
11
Her death was looked upon as a public calamity.
12
Eight years later, Robert Southey recalled this as "something more than a public calamity".
13
To Englishmen it would be a public calamity.
14
In the twilight of his pallid face, his nose looked like a comet portending some public calamity.
15
Ata is sorrow; Glata, a public calamity.
16
His death was a public calamity, and mourned as such by the people of Texas and Louisiana.
