1
Was there ever any one so utterly friendless as I am?
2
Never had she felt so utterly alone; so utterly friendless.
3
The joke of it is, that he himself is at present so utterly friendless.
4
She is utterly friendless and obscure, so he is not likely to make any settlement upon her.
5
But this man was not utterly friendless.
6
In such circumstances the poor things, being utterly friendless, have to submit to these infamous extortions without remedy.
7
She was no longer utterly friendless.
8
No one but his editor and one or two cronies knew his real name, and he appeared to be utterly friendless.
9
You are of high birth and princely fortune, while I am utterly friendless and unknown; all that I am deficient in you possess.
10
She is so utterly friendless and alone that, unless we keep her with us, I do not know what is to become of her.
11
"Wild Jack is not utterly friendless," he answered with a grave sweet smile.
12
"Surely," said Betty, "that depends upon whether he is utterly friendless, or has any who love him."
