1
And here lies the terrible pity in that 'if' of my choice.
2
It seemed a terrible pity, for the face and head are singularly pretty.
3
I feel a terrible pity, but all the same I cannot touch them.
4
Instead he heard what Tisamon had left unsaid, and knew not fear but a terrible pity.
5
It was a terrible pity because the abiding memory should have been of a marvellous encounter.
6
He felt a terrible pity for the man.
7
It is a pity, a terrible pity!
8
I felt a terrible pity for her, but she just smiled ever so softly before fading into oblivion.
9
Only sadness and a terrible pity.
10
The terrible pity of youth is that it has the habit of conferring these attributes rather than finding them.
11
Now as Lord Arthur looked at her, he was filled with the terrible pity that is born of love.
12
It is a terrible pity.
13
By that time, you understood them so well you knew it was saying good-bye, and you felt a terrible pity.
14
It's a terrible pity.
15
What a terrible pity and especially so for everyone at the Lucinda Russell yard where he was the standout talent.
16
Wouldst be a terrible pity for thee to burn, being so young and so badly in need of a Christian sword.
