Then she noted, with much chagrin, that her eyes were squeezed shut.

Eustace felt much chagrin that all his expectations were not realized.

The widow's mind was made up, and Mrs. Hazeldean departed-withmuch chagrin and some displeasure.

She spoke hastily and with much chagrin.

Father, Oliver has told you of the escape of Captain Yorke, which causes him much chagrin and anger.

Henry saw Colonel de Peyster join the group and he saw, too, that his face expressed much chagrin.

Having reached this conclusion, Oliver was fain to make the best of it, and in much chagrin descended to the breakfast-table.

Wherefore Fra Alberto, lest he should occasion her too much chagrin, cut short the confession, and suffered her to depart with the other ladies.

When news of this act, with its requirement of needless and tedious delay, reached the Kentucky convention, it adjourned for good, with much chagrin.

If my daughter were taken to France, and then sent back to me because she was not suitable, it would cause me too much chagrin.

"Ugh!" the Utes grunted, as they looked at each other in much chagrin.