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• The bitter snobs! (8)
• Ah, bitter unkindness! (10)
• O bitter barren woman! (10)
• All was bitter apples to me. (8)
• He cast his bitter cud aside. (10)
• Derek gave a bitter little laugh. (8)
• Rhoda framed the bitter question. (22)
• She gave an outcry of bitter joy. (10)
• That was a phrase of bitter irony indeed! (8)
• A bitter disappointment, no disguising it! (8)
• The thought was chill and bitter to Winton. (8)
• The cup is bitter, and his song is mournful. (10)
• Nothing could be more bitter than those words. (8)
• Rhoda dropped into a bitter depth of brooding. (10)
• The thought of that fellow was bitter within him. (8)
• The book is, in fact, bitter, bitter. (9)
• Still they floated before him, brimmed, trebly bitter. (10)
• She may not be able to support a bitter shock of grief. (10)
• Evan sucked the bitter and the sweet of her explanation. (10)
• She chatted in this strain, but told him not to be bitter. (12)
• Then the bitter chamber heard Vengeance in a cauldron seethe. (10)
• The tone of his voice was so bitter that Stephen seized his hand. (8)
• Many a bitter bowl had he partaken of with that disastrous comrade. (2)
• The toneless voice was as bitter for Rhoda to hear as the accusations. (22)
• These absorb the attention of the citizens, and feeling becomes bitter. (16)
• His coldness to her started up accusingly: her meekness was bitter blame. (10)
• But no good citizen was abroad of an autumn night in a bitter easterly wind. (8)
• Hearing that rather bitter laugh, Stephen felt a little ache about his heart. (8)
• Her bitter reason had but the common pity for a madman despatched to his rest. (10)
• For all men of great age, even for all Forsytes, life has had bitter experiences. (8)
• That bitter hour this bitter hour Provokes; by turns the strong! (10)
• Noel was too absorbed to see the queer, bitter little smile hovering about his face. (8)
• She was denied the petulant satisfaction of rousing the championship bitter to her. (10)
• His pint of champagne was dry and bitter stuff, not like the Veuve Clicquots of old days. (8)
• With a bitter droop of her lower lip, she nodded, and suddenly put her hand to her heart. (8)
• The mountain befriended them, and gave them safety, as truth is given by a bitter friend. (10)
• To Harbinger, no less than to Miltoun and Barbara, last night had been bitter and restless. (8)
• But only by pressing her hand against her lips had she smothered a burst of bitter laughter. (8)
• It was done, and bitter reproaches were cast upon Anthony for the enforced necessity to do it. (10)
• She needed the brink of some abyss, some bitter fume, some transcendence of common boundaries. (12)
• He said a few words of the great faith he had in her: words that were bitter comfort to Caroline. (10)
• He was in poor circumstances during his life, and his only living son was a bitter disappointment. (3)
• It was a bitter, mischievous gladness, such as one feels at the absurd downfall of a hated rival. (12)
• Surely love should be beautiful, and peaceful, instead of filling me with bitter, wicked thoughts. (8)
• For never yet a hand could tame, Nor bitter spur that rips the flanks subdue The mares of the Camargue. (10)
• Pierson recoiled from it, and resumed his march along the Embankment, almost deserted in the bitter cold. (8)
• The weather had now been clear quite long enough, and it was raining again, a fine, bitter, piercing drizzle. (9)
• This, the secret of her natural frailty, was bitter to her pride: chastely-minded as she was, it whelmed her. (10)
• It was horrible to come, so fresh and glowing, into the presence of this poor woman, evidently in bitter sorrow. (8)
• That cursed attraction of her was there for him even now, after all these years of estrangement and bitter thoughts. (8)
• Going in, he took his place in the stalls, close to the stage, and stared before him, with a sort of bitter amusement. (8)
• If he cannot rely on definite values of property, his compass is amiss; he is adrift upon bitter waters without a helm. (8)
• This bitter experience of the world drives us back to the antidote of what we knew before we plunged into it: of one . (10)
• The scene which in all its peaceful beauty lay before me, was truly a bitter contrast to the occasion that led me thither. (6)
• Astonishment and doubt first seized them; and a shortly succeeding ray of common sense added some bitter emotions of shame. (4)
• My tears are on thee, that have rarely dropped As balm for any bitter wound of mine: My breast will open for thee at a sign! (10)
• Evan fell into bitter laughter at the idea of Rose glancing over his shoulder and asking him what nine of him to a man meant. (10)
• She could not blame herself, for the intensity of her suffering testified to the bitter realness of her love of the dead man. (10)
• The Philosopher, we may conceive, has contentment in benefiting embryos: but it was a somewhat bitter prospect to Sir Austin. (10)
• He went straight to his lodgings, and, lying on the hard sofa of his unlighted sitting-room, gave himself up to bitter thoughts. (8)
• These two men were bitter and upright and narrow, like the worst of Scotsmen, and indeed, upon my heart, I fancy they were worse. (2)
• They talked marvellously alike, so as to startle Count Kollin: and supposing he was not Alvan, it would be a bitter disappointment. (10)
• What I shall beg of you tomorrow will not injure my health in the slightest: the reverse: it will raise me from a bitter depression. (10)
• Here was Evan mouthing his farewell to Rose, using phrases so profoundly humble, that a listener would have taken them for bitter irony. (10)
• Shut within himself, driven by the bitter furies of his own little being, he had worked from season to season, forgetting the face of Nature. (13)
• Her bitter marriage, joyless in all its chapters, indefensible where the man was right as well as where insensately wrong, had been imprisonment. (10)

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