1
The girl was so haggard and pale that she hardly knew her.
2
My own face startled me, it looked so haggard and so wild.
3
I never saw a man look so haggard and worn and absent-minded.
4
He might have been handsome if he had not been so haggard.
5
Goodness seemed there so beautiful-and ,inthis face, Evil looked so haggard!
6
She looked so haggard that he had not the heart to rouse her.
7
He hardly recognized his sister, she was so haggard and still.
8
She might have looked better had she not been so haggard.
9
Was that why you grew so haggard, and pale, and hollow-eyed?
10
At first he did not recognize me, I was so haggard, so wretched-looking!
11
I am shocked to see that I look so haggard.
12
That was the reason poor papa had looked so haggard at breakfast this morning.
13
I have never seen him looking so haggard and pale.
14
I am so worried about him, and he doesn't eat anything and looks so haggard.
15
Ah, why do you look so haggard, so unconsoling.
16
He looked so haggard, so tired and so sick.
