fellow feeling

I have such a fellow feeling for her, for I always detest grammar.

"You ought to have a fellow feeling for her, Martha," said Mrs. Gilbert spitefully.

With a fellow feeling for the dogs, he encouraged rather than drove them.

Maybe it is from having so often suffered, that I have a sort of fellow feeling.

I've a sort of fellow feeling for him, you see, for I am an ugly, old vagabond too.'

He had a fellow feeling for a thief, knowing he was a thief himself.

Of course he is careful not to exaggerate this show of fellow feeling.

And unite they will, for "a fellow feeling makes us wond'rous kind."

I used to dable in literature to some little extent myself if that will lend a fellow feeling for a craftsman in distress.

"Then you ought to have a fellow feeling for me," said Olive.