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I love my friends, they amuse me when I am heart-sore and weary ... suricattus's Friend Fusion ... whole movie barechested with most of his butt hanging out.
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Her daughter stared at her, and Judith tried to focus, brain-dead and heart-sore.
THE OTHER SIDE OF SILENCE by Ruth Nestvold | Fiction | Futurismic
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Wiglaf loved, now the worm lies low, sleeps, heart-sore, of his spoil bereaved.
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You're heart-sore, Adam, and I'm not the woman to take away your pain.
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Let us follow the owner himself as he comes in from his work, jaded and heart-sore, the night after Samuel's departure.
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Jakie must have spent much time in collecting so many English words, and they were effective, for before he got through repeating them to me, I was as heart-sore and penitent as a child could be.
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Reinhardt has chosen the countess for his shepherdess, while Lorle, standing a moment alone and heart-sore, is suddenly chosen by the Prince as queen of the fete.
The Standard Operaglass Detailed Plots of One Hundred and Fifty-one Celebrated Operas
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She was foot-weary and heart-sore; and what was worse than all, she had never heard of heaven, "where the weary rest."
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And as the mother forgets her agonies in the bliss of clasping her babe to her breast, so the bent and heart-sore immigrant forgets exile and homesickness and ridicule and loss and estrangement, when he beholds his sons and daughters moving as
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Coy looks with heart-sore sighs; one fading momentÂ’s mirth
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