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pity
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pity noun commiseration, compassion, condolement, condolence, consolation, feeling, fellow feeling, fellow sufferrng, fellowship in sorrow, kindliness, lenience, leniency, lenity, mercifulness, mercy, misericordia, quarter, ruth, sympathy
Associated concepts: amnesty, clemency, pardon
See also: lenience, relent, sympathize
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The Whisker Walk featured shelters and canine rescue organizations that included: Curly Tail Pug Rescue, Pittie Love Rescue, German Shorthair Pointers Rescue, Poodle Rescue, Underdog Rescue, Basset Hound Rescue, All Sato Street Dog Rescue of Puerto Rico and Greyhound Friends.
Just a doggone good day for all; Event focuses on rescued dogs by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Casting himself, however, ironically, as an icon of restraint and probity (and, bizarrely, modesty) in the closing lines of the prologue he declares: "this [his work] he hopes all free soules will allow; / Others, that take it with a rugged brow, / Their mood he rather pitties, then enuies: / His minde is above their iniuries" (Prol.
"Honesty and vulgar praise": the Poet's War and the literary field by Gieskes, Edward / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England
While Sir Thomas is in the Turkish prison, weighed down by chains and eaten by lice, condemned to death unless he pays a fine of fifty thousand "chickenos" (presumably "sequins"), a Jew comes to see him "in pittie and compassion of his estate" (sig.
The Jew as Renaissance man by Berek, Peter / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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