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Meanings of mere exhaustion in inglês

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Usage of mere exhaustion in inglês
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His stupor, he reasoned, must be the result of more than mere exhaustion.
Dark Universe
2
In about half an hour, she was sleeping profoundly, from mere exhaustion of feeling.
Words of Cheer for the Tempted, the Toiling, and the Sorrowing
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This affair has given me so much anxiety that I only sleep through mere exhaustion.
Memoirs of the Court of Louis XIV. and of the Regency — Volume 0...
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An ordinary woman would have died from mere exhaustion.
The Adventures of Kathlyn
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The poor women were beginning to knock up, and several fell at times from mere exhaustion.
Narrative of a Mission to Central Africa Performed in the Years ...
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He was not running now, but aware of a physical discomfort that was not mere exhaustion.
Secret Bread
7
Somehow, insensibly, his heart had been emptied of its fiery draught by more than mere exhaustion.
Hillsboro People
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At last Tom stopped, from mere exhaustion.
Tiger and Tom and Other Stories for Boys
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From mere exhaustion he slept heavily, and on the following day with white face and compressed lips entered on his work.
Barriers Burned Away
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But presently I grew a little calmer out of mere exhaustion, which was all the relief that was possible to me.
The Little Pilgrim: Further Experiences. / Stories of the Seen a...
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Then roused by a sudden inspiration, he would rush to the piano and play till his hands dropped from mere exhaustion.
Scenes in Switzerland
12
Again and again, after a Danish ship had struck from mere exhaustion, it was manned afresh from the shore, and the fight renewed.
Deeds that Won the Empire / Historic Battle Scenes
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The heat at times was oppressive; and, fainting with toil and famished for want of food, they sank down on the earth from mere exhaustion.
History of the Conquest of Peru
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He died without disease, and through mere exhaustion of nature, in his 75th year, in 1820, and was buried in Salisbury cathedral.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 56, Number 348
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*10 Many of the men now fainted by the way from mere exhaustion, or loitered in the woods, unable to keep up with the march.
History of the Conquest of Peru / With a Preliminary View of the...
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