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“And I calls myself a prairie man,” he said aloud, in self-disgust.
'ME-SMITH'CAROLINE LOCKHART
But it could not do away with the canker of unrest and self-disgust that seemed gnawing at the core of his brain.
THE SILVER POPPYARTHUR STRINGER
The more she disentangled the lines of her situation the deeper grew her self-disgust.
ANN VERONICAH. G. WELLS
Bellamy grunted in self-disgust, lighted a cigarette, and looked up to see the suavely concerned countenance of Theodore.
LINDA LEE, INCORPORATEDLOUIS JOSEPH VANCE
With a groan of self-disgust, she dropped down on the footboard of Billy's chair.
TEDDY: HER BOOKANNA CHAPIN RAY
"You may as well have your sucking fish back, Tom," I said, laughing in self-disgust.
PIECES OF EIGHTRICHARD LE GALLIENNE
In her present mood of self-disgust, she could not immediately begin dreaming again.
ANNE OF THE ISLANDLUCY MAUD MONTGOMERY
With a renewed pang of self-disgust he saw that his more subtle falseness to her was a weapon in her hand.
THE CONFOUNDING OF CAMELIAANNE DOUGLAS SEDGWICK
His manhood had slipped from him so utterly, that his harmless vanity had left but the dregs of self-disgust.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, VOLUME 16, NO. 95, SEPTEMBER 1865VARIOUS
Lieutenant Carnotti came up to him, a look of self-disgust on his face.
INSTANT OF DECISIONGORDON RANDALL GARRETT

WORDS RELATED TO SELF-DISGUST

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