poor old soul

After all, the poor old soul was not long for this world.

Say, it was a rotten trick to play on the poor old soul.

Sometimes her memory slipped up and she got confused, poor old soul.

Well, there weren't many tears shed over her, poor old soul.

Just as well for the poor old soul!

I'm glad it was that way, poor old soul.

He was a poor old soul - obviously an old racer been abandoned.

Alas, I mused, the poor old soul has slobbed her tea.

I didn't suppose you could have kept away, alive, so long, from the poor old soul with the real receipt for mixing it.

The poor old soul has hardly recovered from this trial when the son enters, in army blue, tells he has enlisted and must go.

As she left the cottage, Queen Victoria said mournfully, "Poor old soul".

Pleases the poor old soul.

"Poor old soul!

Pétronelle, poor old soul, her only confidante, was not of the stuff that heroines are made of.

'He can't talk above a croak, poor old soul.'

Poor old soul, I guess this mess is weighing on her more heavily than she'll admit, and ten to one she's been neglecting her medication."

It was not his fault, poor old soul, that Kadiya was a self-centered firebrand.

'Poor old soul, he was as mad as a hatter,' Otley said.

Anyway, this poor old soul wandered down here . . . " She stopped and got a look at me.

'Poor old soul,' I remarked.

She was his accompanying pianist who would be continually mocked by the comedian ("She's deaf you know - can't hear a word - poor old soul!")

'The poor old souls like to know what one's doing,' he explained to Jannie, as they jerked along in the traffic stream between aunt and aunt.

'She is blockading Toulon, poor old soul, and Ponsonby is looking after her for me.

"Poor Old Soul" - 2:34 (23-10-80 Peel Session)

Why do you think it gives so much of itself to me, instead of merely whispering inside my head, 'Poor old soul, I shall never forget you'?"