1
And all the lords and ladies wept sore at that piteous sight.
2
It was a piteous sight, and deeply moved all who witnessed it.
3
Wildly bristling with hairs and colored ashen-gray, it is a piteous sight.
4
Si, Signor, I saw it too, and a piteous sight it was.
5
It was a piteous sight; for half of these men were no longer human.
6
What more piteous sight can the pious man behold?
7
It was a piteous sight; I pitied him.
8
It was a piteous sight, even for the besieged, to see human life so profusely squandered.
9
But dawn showed once more a piteous sight.
10
Here they saw a strange and piteous sight.
11
Her face was a piteous sight just then.
12
The latter, poor fellow, looked a piteous sight.
13
No one ever saw a more piteous sight, for he was nothing but skin and bone.
14
At this piteous sight, Richard became a hero.
15
The duke, beholding this piteous sight, reined in his steed and inquired the reason of their grief.
16
It was a piteous sight-thepoor distorted reasoning faculty grovelling as a slave to the selfish will.
