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Meanings of very wretched in English
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Usage of very wretched in English
1
The pavement too, even in Broadway, was in a very wretched state.
2
It is not her fault, and she is very wretched at present.
3
I know that my head aches, and that I am very wretched.
4
I should be very wretched, but for you and your dear parents.
5
She could never be very wretched while thus tenderly loved, and cherished.
6
Mrs. Elwyn silently acquiesced, and withdrew to her own room very wretched.
7
Unless you consent to become my wife, I must be very wretched.
8
Everything about the poor Gubbys seemed to be very wretched and miserable.
9
All that night and all the next morning poor Clara was very wretched.
10
The idea of falling ill or dying made him very wretched.
11
The first part is inhabited by the poorer classes, and appeared very wretched.
12
The horses look very wretched this morning, especially the weak ones.
13
He had been watching her from the kitchen and was looking very wretched.
14
The Duke was of course very wretched when these tidings first reached him.
15
On the whole of this day poor Cheesacre was very wretched.
16
He made me very wretched, for he pleaded with tears in his eyes.
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