He then bewails his ( unnamed ) wife's profligacy : pawning her petticoats and getting him to redeem them, and indulging in needless lawsuits.
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The irony, of course, is that no one will ever bewail the results of a Syrian election or rue the outcome of a close Palestinian vote.
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Junketing world leaders bewail a " crisis " while U . S . Secretary of State Madeleine Albright sees a " low point ."
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Long before Elvis's face first hit black velvet, the guardians of all that is good and serious in American art had something else to bewail.
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Deplore originates with the Latin deplorare, to bewail, weep bitterly, mourn, and its English connotation, for centuries, was primarily regret, not anger.
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She is author of " Survival of the Prettiest "; though her title is Darwinian, her message bewails the evolution of the power of beauty.
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One of Bertran's last works was written between the Seventh and Eighth Crusades ( 1260 & ndash; 1265 ) and bewails the decline of Christendom in Outremer.
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This last factor is even more evident in an early 17th-century version that notes that the next day did many widows come / Their husbands to bewail .
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One occasionally hears someone bewail a metamorphosis of These United States from a REPUBLIC ( good ! ) to, or at least toward, a DEMOCRACY ( bad ! ).
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Using exactly the image of a diving hawk, the bereaved Macduff bewails the loss of " all my pretty chickens and their dam, at one fell swoop ."
