piteously

And suddenly he heard the sound of a woman, weeping piteously.

She turned piteously toward Bob, and saw that he was the most terrible of the three.

"She sat down on the last step and began to cry piteously. "

Benjamin looked piteously at the Major, and shook his head.

"We thought you would join us at any minute," he said piteously.

The hands went down and the wet eyes turned piteously to Laura.

She slipped down my body and began, piteously, to kiss me.

She looked up at me, through her hair, wildly, piteously.

Perhaps she must beg piteously to be called to the attention of the master.

But he regarded me piteously with his large eyes and - sighed.

She looked down at him, piteously, as if she were the child.

"Then thus piteously she came by her death and beatitude?"

Toby cried once, piteously, as she closed the door behind her.

She looked up at us, piteously, blinking against the light of the torch.

Then, lifting herself on the palms of her hands, she looked piteously up at him.

Then she looked up, suddenly, piteously, at the woman who was holding her neck chain.

She tried to put her small hands out, to clasp me piteously behind the neck.

"I now beg piteously only to be permitted to please you."

More horrible still, she might live, and be piteously maimed.

"I'm so afraid of your going to Paris," she said piteously.

The body closest to me, groaning piteously into the floor, was not his.

Crying piteously, she put her arms around his neck and kissed him.

He laid his head upon her shoulder and moaned piteously.

She tried to rise but collapsed back to the ground, moaning piteously.

He looked piteously, but slowly rose and did so.