| "Marital concerns continue to bedevil me." | |
| Believe me, a woman's the most fiendish instrument of torture ever devised to bedevil the days of man. | |
| Citizens, don't let him bedevil you. | |
| Gentlemen, gentlemen, don't let her bedevil you. | |
| How can a simple interstellar receiver bedevil you? | |
| "Marital concerns continue to bedevil me." | |
| Believe me, a woman's the most fiendish instrument of torture ever devised to bedevil the days of man. | |
| Citizens, don't let him bedevil you. | |
| Gentlemen, gentlemen, don't let her bedevil you. | |
| How can a simple interstellar receiver bedevil you? | |
| It bedevils the rich and the poor alike. | |
| No, but who else so bedevils Riario? | |
| What bedevils them is our consistent skirmishing. | |
| It bedevils the rich and the poor alike. | |
| No, but who else so bedevils Riario? | |
| What bedevils them is our consistent skirmishing. | |
| - May I make a female bedeviled? | |
| -FounderofEST- That's the whole joke. I think it's funny because people spend so much of their life being bedeviled by their past and being locked into their past, and being limited by their past, and there's an enormous freedom from that, | |
| After long and difficult travels the subterranean travels that the spooked and bedeviled take through the unlighted sides of their own natures until finally they see a faint gray light. | |
| Besides... these mortals are bedeviled by as aggravating a collection of annoyances as it is possible for one to imagine. | |
| I've been away from Rome so long, I do not know this pope's mind, but when Lucrezia divorced her first husband, rumors arrived in Istanbul saying that the Holy Father was bedeviled with desire for his daughter. | |
| What bedeviling twist of fate brings you to our door? | |
| - May I make a female bedeviled? | |
| -FounderofEST- That's the whole joke. I think it's funny because people spend so much of their life being bedeviled by their past and being locked into their past, and being limited by their past, and there's an enormous freedom from that, | |
| After long and difficult travels the subterranean travels that the spooked and bedeviled take through the unlighted sides of their own natures until finally they see a faint gray light. | |
| Besides... these mortals are bedeviled by as aggravating a collection of annoyances as it is possible for one to imagine. | |
| I've been away from Rome so long, I do not know this pope's mind, but when Lucrezia divorced her first husband, rumors arrived in Istanbul saying that the Holy Father was bedeviled with desire for his daughter. | |
| What bedeviling twist of fate brings you to our door? | |
