But he only went on crying; and she was evidently much distressed.

Father, much distressed by Iacoomis's account, rode out himself to see Nahnoso.

Then the Emperor continued, The one you love will be much distressed.

She walked slowly near to the hedge, and appeared evidently much distressed.

And I was so sorry for him, he seemed so much distressed.

I was much distressed, and taxed my memory for a long time.

My lady rang for a glass of water, and looked much distressed.

But when she saw his shame and despair, she was much distressed.

She appeared much distressed at that, and asked what she had done.

Mrs. Grandon is much distressed, but she is afraid to question Floyd.

Martha took it very seriously, and, poor woman, was very much distressed.

Leavenworth might-but suddenly stopped, as if too much distressed to proceed.

Rosamund, who was intensely devoted to both her parents, was much distressed.

Lady Mary, much distressed, begged Lord Peterborough to urge Pope to refrain.

The Government in England is much distressed that the check should have occurred.

His sympathy seemed to alienate her; and he felt much distressed and rebuffed.