And, feeling how mortifying such an answer must be, he added,-

Ah, my friend, how mortifying are those proofs of thy excellence?

And we know how mortifying it can be when you've got overdue books, no matter how good the excuse.

And how mortifying was that.

How mortifying and heart-sickening to the intellectual, the artless, the fallen fair!

How mortifying it would have been if the Prince had seen it!

How mortifying if she turned out to be no different from anyone else.

How mortifying that this, jolie poup'ee should be the avenger Of the Valoises!

How mortifying are the results of a first impulse towards vanity!

How mortifying, how dreadful in all things to come short of even one's own standard.

How mortifying to feel that it was so!

I have ordered its removal How mortifying it would have been if the Prince had seen it!

How mortifying is the list of-

How dreadful, how mortifying the situation!

How mortifying for one who has set so great a price upon independence-todepend upon a thousand unforeseen contingencies!

How mortifying the reflection, that such a work as Uncle Tom's Cabin, should have become so popular in England and America.