Came away disappointed

To be disappointed; to leave with a feeling of letdown or distress.

("Like a hunter examining the witnesses, a pair who is first, examines him first and then the machine of the greatness that is in them, and they say to him, "Like a hunter, you saw the moon... And all the remaining pairs ask them the heads of things, not that they would be there to cry, but so that they would not go out in the heat of the moment on the path that they would be accustomed to coming in." - Rosh Hashanah 2 And-7, and also: "He shrinks himself and gathers himself there with all his limbs...and lies down on his bed in anguish of soul" - Mendelei Mos/ Masaot Binyamin Hashlishi 5, Ma, and also: "Here I am, here I am going! - The dying man called...and the righteous one went out in anguish of soul" - Y.L. Peretz/ To the heads of the dying man, hand, and also: "He stood and traveled by her side, He came and found her sick, and after despair, he returned from her with a heavy heart." - Agnon/ Ad Hana, 131)

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