Meanings of pitied as in inglês

Alas, never have I been so much to be pitied as now.

So I was known and pitied as the poor dumb boy.

He was not so much to be pitied as my reader may think.

Why should Marjory be pitied as a poor little thing?

Or to be pitied as a pathetic gullible fool?

Perhaps, indeed, the private secretary is to be pitied as much as women and white paper.

He was the child of a drunkard, and as much to be pitied as blamed for his vices.

You are to be pitied as a father; but have these last few hours brought me any joy?

It was her unfortunate upbringing, and she's as much to be pitied as I for my slum education.

The man who does not work, and thinks himself above it, is to be pitied as well as condemned.

Camille meant to be kind to the stout woman, whom she pitied as far as she was capable of pitying without understanding.

It is sufficient to say, that Shaw-zummaun saw enough to convince him, that his brother was as much to be pitied as himself.

In his suffering Ivan Ilyich wants to cry, to be petted and cried over, to be pitied as a sick child is pitied.

Probably they felt that the slave next door was as much to be pitied as the escaped-negro slaves they so often harbored in our home.

Hers was a nature swiftly responsive to kindness; and because Mr. Pett besides being kind was also pathetic she pitied as well as loved him.

'Not so much to be pitied as you think,' said the Princess.