Grote's idea that the women slaves were in a more pitiable condition than the males does not seem justified, except perhaps in the case cf the aletrides, who turned the household mills which ground the flour consumed in the family, and who were sometimes overworked by unfeeling masters (Od. [Please select]
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You think me an unfeeling, loose-principled rake: dont you. [Please select]
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"You are about the most unfeeling wretch I ever came across." [Please select]
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"Don Valerian is not sick," continues the unfeeling wretch, "nor yet has he received any wound." [Please select]
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Besides, she was afraid Kenneth would think she was utterly unfeeling if she sat still and let a baby cry like that. [Please select]
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"But in reality 'Goodman' John had not been so unfeeling as he appeared." [Please select]
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"I do think," she said slowly, "that I am, without exception, the most selfish, inconsiderate, dense, unfeeling brute that ever lived." [Please select]
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Boyce did not think me unfeeling for not referring to it," she said calmly." [Please select]
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Jennie could not quite follow her father in his reasoning, and was inclined to think him hard and unfeeling. [Please select]
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Yet there can be no greater error than to suppose Washington cold and unfeeling, because of his silence and reserve. [Please select]
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But if he was not of a cold nature, still less was he hard or unfeeling. [Please select]
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