Someone you feel sorry for.
1 Sentiment; for I believe the poor devil was really fond of me.
2 The poor devil has reason to toss in his sleep and talk.
3 The Burgomaster was heartily glad to see the poor devil get it.
4 I have just been to see a poor devil in quod there.
5 In the end I shook him off, poor devil , to his death.
6 It was hard on him, too, the poor devil of a Cockney.
7 It is not for a poor devil like me to contradict you.
8 After all, he had done nothing but good to the poor devil .
9 If should give an opinion, the poor devil has had too much-
10 That poor devil of a postman had paid dear for his vanity.
11 Overwork started his illness, kept it alight, and killed him poor devil .
12 I suppose an English poor devil 's the poorest of all poor devils.
13 You poor devil , said I, you are a disgrace to your family.
14 I hoped so, since the poor devil hadn't been under very long.
15 Better for him, poor devil , if his back had been prematurely bent.
16 It's absurd to think that this poor devil is under my bed.
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