He was standing above me with genuine pity and regretfulness.
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A pain of regretfulness hit me and I looked at Reese sympathetically.
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Mervyn thought that he could detect a certain regretfulness in his companion's voice.
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I am truly contrite, penitent, repentant, remorseful and steeped in the tears of my regretfulness.
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There was an air of regretfulness but mostly people said they did all they could do.
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The outer movements always fail to convince, but the slow movement's gentle regretfulness found a persuasive advocate here.
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The hateful look in her blue eyes disappeared suddenly, replaced by one of respect and regretfulness, but only for an instant.
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But even this story, which lacks a propulsive, central event, has an undeniable integrity and a mellow ambience of middle-aged regretfulness.
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Music journalist Andy Greenwald and Alternative Press' Trevor Kelley both cite it as the album most beloved by the band's fans.Greenwald, p. 24. "24 Hour Revenge Therapy is arguably Jawbreaker's best album," writes Greenwald, "but it is also far and away its most loved, the best example of Schwarzenbach's innate ability to marry the boozy, bluesy regretfulness of the Replacements with the loose, seat-of-the- pants attitude of Gilman Street punk." As dubbed copies of the album began to circulate in late summer 1993, the band began to earn a devoted fanbase.
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Fox's weddings were not merely phenomena of nature, but also things that were actually seen in the old literature of the Edo period as well as various legends depending on the area. There are various stories of strange wedding processions that were witnessed, and where there were actually foxes, like in the essay "Konjaku Yōdan Shū" (今昔妖談集) of Kan'ei period of one taking place in Takemachi, in the Honjo area of Edo, as well as the written work "Edo Chirihiroi" (江戸塵拾) where one was seen at the Hacchō canal in Edo, as well as the kaidan collection "Kaidan Oi no Tsue" (怪談老の杖) of the Kansei period where one was seen in the village of Kanda, Kōzuke (now Gunma Prefecture). Stories of marriages between foxes that were shown to humans are disseminated country- wide. As an example, according to folk legend, in a legend of Sōka, Saitama prefecture, in the Sengoku period, a certain woman promised to marry with her lover, but died to an illness, and foxes were inspired by the regretfulness of this situation, and thus it is said that a fox's wedding procession could be seen near the woman's grave.
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