11 collocations for anguish

" In such stresses of extreme panic and anguish an adult is simply a child, with the same overweight of emotions and the same imperfections of reason.

I was an early Norseman, and I would escape the prosaic bed-death, since, for those dying thus, Held waited in her chill prison-house below, with hunger her dish, starvation her knife, care her bed, and anguish her curtains.

THE EXILE I am that Adam who, with Snake for guest, Hid anguished eyes upon Eve's piteous breast.

She saw Capper as through a mist in which bodily weakness and anguished fear combined to overwhelm her.

The work was a labor of love; the loving best know what anguish their labor sometimes costs them.

Suddenly she stopped before Calvert, who had risen, and gave him so penetrating and anguished a look that the young man could scarce bear to meet her glance.

And so Remorse, and anguished Pity, sprang up beside hergrey and

Said he, with fiery emphasis: "I hear with distress and anguish the word 'secession.'

And yet, and yet, strange moments are Wellblood, and tears, and anguished War!

Said he, with fiery emphasis: "I hear with distress and anguish the word 'secession.'

Call back the pure, forgiven, To such a world as this? A world of grief and anguish A world of sin and strife In which the righteous languish, And wickedness is rife, She is not dead, she's shouting, Borne on triumphant wing, "O grave, where is thy vict'ry, O Death, where is thy sting?" LINES

11 collocations for  anguish