"That is one awful curse/ No wonder he is dejected Why should he want to be king, knowing that he will never have his perfect love?"

Because he was a nice wolf under an awful curse.

But she'd been taught nothing of how to rid herself of the awful curse of virginity.

Bibot tried to speak; he tugged at the collar of his ragged shirt; an awful curse escaped him.

In his July 25 televised statement, Kennedy stated that on the night of the incident he wondered "whether some awful curse did actually hang over all the Kennedys."

Only as the men begin trickling in does Sikoroni's awful curse become apparent.

What an awful curse it was to be a goblin!

Then he remembered the awful curse of the oldest fairy, and was sorry for the rudeness of the Queen.

With one bound he had covered half the intervening space, when suddenly he paused, and an awful curse rose to his lips.

The awful curse of the papal excommunication upon the chief magistrate of the Pontifical City, seemed to freeze up all the arteries of life.