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By this time you have got to be regarded as not quite right in your head, and pity is the only thing felt for you.

He sat down and felt for a cigarette, but when he got it between his lips he forgot to light it.

This he considered sufficient encouragement, and the avowal of all that he felt and had long felt for her immediately followed.

She must have been a happy creature in spite of all that she felt, or thought she felt, for the distress of those around her.

It's a beautiful building that expresses what he felt for that woman, and that led to civilization.

Continued to the sadness I felt for Han Yu, I was compressed to almost unbreathable for what I saw in Feng Huang town.

Claudia had tried to encourage her to tell him how she felt for him. But the occasion never showed, and now will never show.

Martin pocketed it with a grimace, and felt for a moment the kindly weight of Brissenden's hand upon his shoulder.

The Mole reached out from under his blanket, felt for the Rat's paw in the darkness, and gave it a squeeze.

But Hollywood executives fear the glut created by the recent spate of overproduction is going to be felt for at least a couple more years.

With a reflex action he felt for the ailerons with his feet , and his hands steadied an imaginary joy-sticker .

The growing desire he felt for her lay upon her spirit as a gentle hand.

If the leopard could speak out his mind, he would surely express how anguished he felt for the loss of his speckles .

"Yes, " he said rather sharply. He felt for the first time that it was a shortish name.

Um . . . yes, if the piece you want to leave with your sleeping child is a disembodied forearm with sausage-like fingers and felt for skin.

The lust he felt for her seemed to take over his entire thought process.

He instantly crawled into my lap and I thought my own heart would burst with the love I felt for this sweet little boy.

She cried on the phone and was very upset and I really felt for her.

The only thing that distracted me from the wonder of the trip was the terrible longing I felt for our cat Perry.

you just sort of put away feelings or whatever the hell it was you felt for me?

He felt for her in her sorrow.

He estimated the damage would be felt for two quarters, but it was not likely to knock the economy back into recession.

A guy called in and was pouring his heart out about how guilty he felt for things he had done wrong.

THEIR sister's wedding day arrived; and Jane and Elizabeth felt for her probably more than she felt for herself.

While the EU and the US both plan to expand the land planted for wheat next year, the effect of this will not be felt for a number of years.

I guess in a way I felt for that teased and taunted banana. I suddenly felt obligated to defend that banana.

You smiled and talked to me nothing, and I felt for this I had been waiting long.

Go on, go on, " said Lucy. " I've felt for hours that there was some wonderful mystery hanging over this place.

Lightly but firmly, her fingers moved across the swollen bellies of pregnant women, or felt for a pulse, or probed a wound.

Norway's psychiatrists and mental health professionals responded immediately to the event, whose effects are expected to be felt for years.

The sympathy she felt for Hurstwood, at the time he asked her to tide him over, vanished with these newer urgings of decency.

The hate we felt for the men whom we had tried to cheat went into the blows we threw at each other.

After reading the novel, I was very moved in a way I had not felt for a long time.

It was China's night, an occasion when a people's republic felt, for once, like just that. It will probably be their fortnight.

What right--answer me--for the poor fancy you felt for Linton?

Out of force of habit I felt for the money belt around my waist.

The joy that I had not felt for ages came upon me.

To be fair, even Egyptians who loathed Nasser agreed with his aims and felt for his tragedy.

Although the well is now plugged for good, the repercussions of the disaster will be felt for years, possibly decades.

The benefits last at least a fortnight longer than the vacation and can be felt for months in some cases it is claimed.

I felt for the book in the dark room, but could not find it.

Rand wanted to propose in a genuine, unique, and completely romantic way, equal to the love he felt for Geraldine.

But, I was genuinely excited and felt, for the first time, some real, if slight, human connection with her.

Personally speaking, the writers had my support, but I also felt for everyone who suffered during those long months off.

I really felt for my teacher when I heard that his wife had died .

There would be no level of public adoration he could achieve that would reach the level he felt for himself.

And that cut down on the guilt I felt for behaving badly.

I decided to act on my suspicions and ignore the compassion I felt for him.

We really felt for her when her husband died.

I really felt for him when his wife died.

Not a hail-fellow-well-met hug, but a serious bloodline hug, and I felt for the first time in 27 years something I had forgotten existed.

The worker felt for a few screws in a tool box.

the friendship I have felt for you has ripened into a deeper feeling.

I really felt for her when her husband died.

Both men credited Felt for helping them, but Bernstein said Felt was a tough interview.

There would never again be a love such as she had felt for Alex.

The implications will not be felt for some time, but the results will be devastating to our society and our economy.

I wonder how structurally sound the remaining buildings are, and realize the impact of the quake will be felt for years.

he felt for his country and its people.

Ted woke up with a start and felt for the light switch.

I felt for the electric light switch on the wall and turned it on.

Thus, what thing is really the love which Watanabe of the narrator felt for "Norwegian Wood" ?

Mr Blair claimed that the benefits would be felt for many years after the Games had finished.

He stood up and felt for his wallet in his pocket.

His smile reflected the warmth he felt for the tall black youth beside him.

True love she had never felt for him.

I felt for the poor boy, but at the same time I detested the evil Fagin and the brutal Bill.

But seeing your sorrow in the funeral my heart felt for you.

In fact, I have felt for some time that the initial title for the HR person should be "Administrative Manager. "

the orderly struck a light , shtcherbinin felt for a candlestick.

That gave me a great lift, but I felt for him.

This family pattern was felt for decades after the war.

In the fog he felt for the kerb with his walkingstick.

Then he reached out with two icy fingers in the darkness, felt for the other hand in the darkness, and found it waiting for him.

On the other, I was heartened by the warmth that people from so many other states felt for the senator from mine.

Great fears are felt for the safety of the missing climbers.

In the fog he felt for the kerb with his walking stick.

After the treatment a mild sunburn sensation will be felt for about an hour and then in essence no displeasure.

Tutu felt for the first time because of his curiosity to do a good thing - let Wu Na walked out from the sadness.

I felt for him and I hoped that he was going to get it.

She felt for him an incipient tenderness, but scarcely any Passion.

I felt at the same time all the love I had felt for my parents, my sons, my girlfriends, my friends (dead or alive). . .

When the last pure note had faded, I felt, for the first time since our son's.

It's the first financial pinch this region has felt for some time.

I moved easily along the berth and felt for the window ledge.

Now think of something you have felt for some time was inevitable. Something you have often seen happening in your mind's eye.

In Paul's day very little pity was felt for anyone, or anything.

I felt for the notes. They were damp from the rain.

I really felt for the lad as his lead dwindled.

She stooped and felt for the key.

He felt for the first time a stab of fear.

I felt for the few in shorts.

We all felt for the parents on the loss of their only child.

What is critical is the disruption of communities, the loss of know-how and expertise, which will be felt for many years to come.

The minister felt for the child's other hand, and took it.

due to lack of experience did not really felt for some colleges and universities for Master of Engineering graduate of a training mode;

He pulled out the desk drawer and felt for the pen .

Activation Mechanism Study of Electrochemical Treated Graphite Felt for Vanadium Redox Cell by Electrochemical Impedance Spectrum

Felt for the light switch in the dark

I really felt for her, bring up her child alone

The gratitude which he felt for the help,

No one understood what i felt for Mary

Development and Production of High Density Needled-Felt for Artificial Leather

The harm today's youth unemployment is doing will be felt for decades, both by those affected and by society at large

that the love they felt for those they lost endures not just in their memories

(You'll) never know what I felt for you

Technology to Manufacture the No-Felt-Mark Felt for Papermaking

version of my ghetto where life felt for real

Cause anything I felt for you it is been gone,

All of the love I felt for you, yeah

A version of my ghetto where life felt for real

Study on Properties of Straw Fiber Felt for Planting

Edgar, though he felt for the boy, could not consent to grant his request;

When I felt for life, I was the nursery boy

I felt for sure last night

Just how I felt for u but u know that I tried

Had to hide the way you felt for them