But anyone who pities herself for more than a month on end is a weak sister and likely to become a public nuisance besides. |
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The one who pities others also seeks pity from others when he is in difficulty. |
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It presumes that we're both consumed by disability and nobly fight it – yet still pities us. |
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At first she pities Seymour's socially retarded, ultra-cynical hermitism, but then it only adds zeal to her seduction strategy when her relationship with Rebecca gets rocky. |
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Your mother says it's a harmless fungal infection, and she pities you less for it than she should. |
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Germont pities her, acknowledging the supreme sacrifice she has made and urging her to take courage. |
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Not because he pities himself or because he wants to be pitied. |
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Valerie pities Lois as middle-aged and rejected. |
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Seeing this, Pip pities him and develops fellow feeling for him. |
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Naturally she pities me for not having this wonderful experience, too. |
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