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Meanings of very homesick in English

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Usage of very homesick in English
1
She admitted to him that she was getting very homesick for London.
Lightning
2
He was very homesick, and longed for the time of his return.
Authors and Friends
3
I am tolerably well, but I am growing very homesick-orrather children-sick.
Letters from Egypt
4
She recovered, but apparently got very homesick and low in spirits.
East of the sun
5
He made himself very homesick by talking of Mrs. Sharp.
Charmed Life
6
This was probably because he had been very homesick abroad.
The Darling and Other Stories
7
For a little while she was very homesick for Betty.
A Little Girl in Old Boston
8
I may confess, now, how very homesick we all were-howwe longed for you.
Janet's Love and Service
9
Sometimes she was very homesick for Foxy, but she would not have her at Undern.
Gone to Earth
10
Yet by and by, he got tired even of games and play, and grew very homesick.
Welsh Fairy Tales
11
He has been very homesick for some time.
Letters of Ulysses S. Grant to His Father and His Youngest Siste...
12
And if we get very homesick we shall have to come back and live with him.
A Little Girl in Old New York
13
I am very homesick for mother and for you children; but I have enjoyed this week's travel.
Letters to His Children
14
I daresay she feels very homesick here.
Emily Fox-Seton / Being "The Making of a Marchioness" and "The M...
15
He was tired out, and very homesick.
Honore de Balzac, His Life and Writings
16
One day the man got very homesick so he went out, wishing to escape from his wife.
Seven Maids of Far Cathay: Being English Notes From a Chinese Cl...
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