Die is my dew: yet rew my wretched state 8 You, whom my hard auenging destinie Hath made iudge of my life or death indifferently.
The Amours of an Old Batchellor, or the Downfall of Sir Limberham; likewise the four different Stages of Life; or the abject, wretched State of an Old Maid.
Being a lively representation of the Address of young Lovers, the Raptures of a new-married couple; the reciprocal Harmony of Antient wedded companions; and the abject, wretched state of an Old Maid.
Where may be had 'The abject, wretched state of an Old Maid, and divers other curious Fans; the Designs taken from the best Masters.
Chanden Sing and Man Sing were also in a wretched state.
But my conscience crieth out, and bids me take heed To love my Lord God above all earthly gain; Whereby all this while I stand in great dread, That if I should God's statutes disdain, In wretched state then I should remain.
And sith the lots of our unconstant fate Have turn'd our former bliss to wretched state, I am content to tread the woful dance, That sounds the measure of our hapless chance.
In Struensee's time there were streets in Copenhagen without a name: the houses were not numbered, and the lighting of the streets was in a wretched state.
She spoke with grief of the king's wretched state, which she stated to have grown much worse since the tour of 1767.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wretched state" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
