1
At last he despaired of the national calamity ever coming at all.
2
They have looked upon its dissolution as the greatest national calamity possible.
3
For a national calamity is, after all, secondary to a family calamity.
4
The faithful remnant are not to escape their share in the national calamity.
5
The panic of 1837 reached the proportions of a national calamity.
6
His death was mourned by his countrymen as a national calamity.
7
A football game is a football game, not a national calamity.
8
Why, my dear little daughter, do you remind me of the national calamity?
9
A failure in the supply of turkeys?-itwould have been a national calamity!
10
The unfortunate controversy between President Garfield and Senator Conkling resulted in a national calamity.
11
If trifled with, and tolerated, it cannot but result in a great national calamity.
12
The national calamity so confidently predicted, and now so eagerly sighed for, came not.
13
Lord Fitzwilliam's departure was regarded by Protestants and Catholics alike as a national calamity.
14
What are the concluding reflections upon this great national calamity?
15
Even the London blackguard stood awed and quiet in the presence of the national calamity.
16
The terrible floods in Ohio and Indiana have assumed the proportions of a national calamity.
