1. A fool attempting to be witty is an object of profoundest pity. 

2. 28 A fool attempting to be witty is an object of profoundest pity. 

3. • Mr Cottle looked up, his eyes Beseeching Mary Ann to find another object for her well-meaning pity

4. Mr Cottle looked up, his eyes Beseeching Mary Ann to find another object for her well-meaning pity

5. Xxx compleynt I hearde upon a day, Artemis singing, Artemis, ArtemIs Agaynst Pity lifted her wall PIty causeth the forests to fall, PIty slayeth my nymphs, PIty spareth so many an evu thing PIty Befouleth AprIl, PIty 15 the root al1d the spring Now If no fayre creature followeth me It IS on account of PIty, It IS on account that Pity forbldetll

6. Pity Befouleth April, Pity is the root and the spring

7. Pity Befouleth April, Pity is the root and the spring

8. Pity Befouleth April, Pity is the root and the spring

9. Pity Befouleth April, Pity is the root and the spring

10. Pity Befouleth April, Pity is the root and the spring

11. Pity Befouleth April, Pity is the root and the spring

12. Pity Befouleth April, Pity is the root and the spring; Now if no fayre creature followeth me It is on account of Pity, It is on account that Pity forbideth them slaye

13. " pity " and " restriction. "

14. Pity Befouleth April, Pity is the root and the spring

15. Pity Befouleth April, Pity is the root and the spring

16. Pity Befouleth April, Pity is the root and the spring

17. Pity Befouleth April, Pity is the root and the spring

18. She felt a stab of pity.

19. Pity the Nation, the abduction of Lebanon.

20. Pity stirred in her heart.

21. She summoned up all her pity for him, to smother her self-pity.

22. Her voice was tender, full of pity.

23. Pity can be a kind of aphrodisiac.

24. 9 Her voice was tender, full of pity.

25. 25 She summoned up all her pity for him, to smother her self-pity.

26. Marks was not shown even a vestige of pity.

27. Her smile was a mixture of pity and condescension.

28. 7 He felt a sudden wave of self-pity.

29. 4 Throughout, he showed no trace of self-pity.

30. He felt something akin to pity.

31. Have pity on this old man

32. She felt a stab of pity for him.

33. Pity is akin to love.

34. His words were a mixture of pity and reproof.

35. His gaze was full of pity, anguish, and supplication.

36. Pity us in our distress.

37. 10 I threw the child some money out of pity.

38. It's a pity, arguing from ignorance.

39. The beggar's story excited my pity.

40. Pity and love are closely akin.

41. Bowels Archaic The seat of pity or the gentler emotions

42. 19 A little help is worth a deal of pity.

43. 24 I saved her out of pity for her child.

44. 28 Throughout, he showed no trace of self-pity.

45. 30 In the Dubrovlag, he had said, pity for others is always possible, but self-pity is never possible.

46. 14 He felt something akin to pity.

47. Pity we didn't bring your underwater it.

48. Her smile was a mixture of pity and Condescension

49. 14 Wallowing in self-pity instead of fighting back.

50. 8 She slid into a slough of self-pity.

51. 5 A wave of self-pity came over him.

52. Kozelek expresses his sense of desolation absolutely without self-pity.

53. Pity, therefore, the hard-pressed driver of the Sauber-Mercedes.

54. Charles even felt a twinge of pity for Mrs Sweet.

55. It's a pity the two concerts clash.

56. 13 He was inclined to self-pity.

57. No, it's not a pity date.

58. 5 Pity us in our distress.

59. I sincerely pity these unfortunate beings.

60. 8 I don't want your pity.

61. 3 Pity is akin to love.

62. 3 Stop wallowing in self-pity.

63. 17 Her irritation melted into pity.

64. A feeling of pity for David was uppermost in her mind.

65. 1 Kozelek expresses his sense of desolation absolutely without self-pity.

66. 18 Tears of self-pity, perhaps, tears of anger and impotence certainly.

67. 7 He had no pity for her.

68. A pity she's only 13, isn't it?

69. It'sa pity you shaved your moustache off.

70. Direct object, indirect object or an object of a preposition are in the Accusative case

71. 24 I detected a note of pity in her voice.

72. Tears of self-pity, perhaps, tears of anger and impotence certainly.

73. 4 I saved her out of pity for her child.

74. 16 I felt pity for the blind child.

75. ALMS, Almsgiving (ἐλεημοσύνη, G1797, pity, relief of the poor).Our Eng

76. 1 He gave the panhandler a few coins out of pity.

77. It's a pity Christmas has become so Commercialized

78. It's a pity that the two films clash.

79. Commiserate means to sympathize, to express pity for someone or something. Commiserate may be used as a transitive or an intransitive verb, meaning it may or may not take an object

80. What a pity they don't export it.