wretchedness

The word wretchedness above he himself wrote in large characters.

To add to my wretchedness, the inevitable baby was coming.

For one thing I was far too absorbed in my own wretchedness.

Let us put an end to this wretchedness, and count the world well lost as our price of love.

Shattered by what had happened, they looked out of their wretchedness to him alone.

Certainly I did not expect the depth of the man's wretchedness.

A whole world of wretchedness was expressed by those sounds!

She could not seem to stop shaking with cold, wretchedness, and fear.

I cannot think of performing an act that will add to my wretchedness.

We felt that it was an insult to our wretchedness.

The fact is a proof, among other things, of a wretchedness in their condition.

For what else will save us but the wretchedness of our own despair?

We knew what a legacy of wretchedness all wars must leave.

Yet another reason to be cast into the jaws of wretchedness.

Is wretchedness deprived that benefit, To end itself by death?

And the front step,11 said, in increasing tones of wretchedness.

But then, aware of the other's wretchedness, he was gentle.

The world went on, and no one was a penny the worse for all that wretchedness.

She had to love you in all your wretchedness.

Nothing could exceed the wretchedness of this place, from which we had been led to expect so much.

Perhaps, too, they now desired to conceal from me the wretchedness of their state.

There they were on floor of the temple - crying in wretchedness.

Once more in my wretchedness I bethought me of death.

Oh, that I might be freed and set at liberty from wretchedness!

The smile faded and was replaced by a look of dark wretchedness.