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• Oh, heavenly powers! (9)
• Powers above! (8)
• You transcend my powers. (9)
• What was Powers himself? (13)
• Lord Ormont invoked the Powers. (10)
• She depreciated her sketching powers. (10)
• He thought my powers of amusing prodigious. (10)
• Their powers of conversation were considerable. (4)
• Breath to us, Powers of air, for laughter loud! (10)
• I had never offended Allah by a misuse of my powers. (10)
• The recuperative powers of the circus are marvellous. (21)
• But that would be sleep, and I feel the powers of life. (10)
• She could have told the reverend doctor a thing or two about old Powers! (13)
• Then, with all her powers, she entreated him to join her. (10)
• This was Adela Pole, who found her powers with the occasion. (10)
• We avoid it when it makes any demand on our thinking powers. (16)
• Powers Jackson and Mrs. Spellman met the travellers in New York. (13)
• Why stifle his powers for the sake of a coherence which did not exist! (8)
• He would not have described his uncle Powers in the same simple words. (13)
• Up in the box, the powers of the orator were not so cordially esteemed. (10)
• Little Powers, like his mother, made his fight with unchildish patience. (13)
• Her powers of dazzling kept him tame; they did not stamp her mark on him. (10)
• What if it had been, that he and she together, with their united powers . (10)
• The individuality of it had him by the heart, beyond his powers of visioning. (10)
• Jackson laughed merrily at the picture of Powers Jackson as a connoisseur in art. (13)
• The powers who wait on gentlemen had only helped the pretending youth to try him. (10)
• Her splendid optimism, damped him; it had too little traffic with the reasoning powers. (8)
• We turn to it as a relaxation from the use of those powers in more material directions. (16)
• They loved equally the comforts and the luxuries and the powers of this our little life. (13)
• The human soul, poor and rich at once, has endless capacities and powers of transformation. (12)
• Long ere the rising of this Age of ours, The knave and fool were stamped as monstrous Powers. (10)
• I was in my fifty-second year when I took it up, and in the prime, such as it was, of my powers. (9)
• Her cares are over, and she feels that she may exert all her powers of pleasing without suspicion. (4)
• The far-heard roar and the near commingled, giving Mr. Barmby a semblance to the powers of ocean. (10)
• To Mrs. Gardiner, Wickham had one means of affording pleasure, unconnected with his general powers. (4)
• But when Tremendous Powers are invoked, we should treat any simple revulsion of our blood as a vice. (10)
• The eyes of Mr. Pericles were white, as if upraised to intercede for her with the Powers of Harmony. (10)
• Her iterations upon money were the vile constraint of an awakened interest and wonderment at its powers. (10)
• There in the darkened chamber Helen was kneeling beside the bed holding little Powers in her strong arms. (13)
• Where a man does his best with only moderate powers, he will have the advantage over negligent superiority. (4)
• She was now in the luxury of passivity, when we throw our burden on the Powers above, and do not love them. (10)
• Even the copying and adapting an old poem had overtaxed him, and in this he showed the failing powers of age. (9)
• The last two of these, belonging to the maturity of his genius, amply display the powers of genuine expression. (3)
• He had powers of sarcasm and a relentless rancor in his contempt which those who knew him best appreciated most. (9)
• May it be braver than ours, To encounter the rattle of hostile bolts, To look on the rising of Stranger Powers. (10)
• Old Powers Jackson, contemptuously putting him to one side, had unconsciously worked this state of mind in him. (13)
• He went with Pericles, nevertheless, and was compelled to acknowledge the kindling powers of the essence of Tokay. (10)
• Worship provokes the mortal goddess to a manifestation of her powers; and really the devotee is full half to blame. (10)
• Unused to the exercise of imaginative powers, he nevertheless conjured her before him visually till his eyeballs ached. (10)
• The position of things looked so propitious that he naturally thought the powers waiting on love conspired in his behalf. (10)
• To conceive of what happened after death did not apparently come within the few large conclusions of his reflective powers. (8)
• But it was a book worthy the powers which could have given us yet greater things if they had not been spent on lesser things. (9)
• It is not so much the character and size of the place picked for the tents as its topographical position and drawing powers. (21)
• So may we read, and little find them cold: Not frosty lamps illumining dead space, Not distant aliens, not senseless Powers. (10)
• Against such a wild-hitting madness, or concentrated ire of the superior Powers, Sir Purcell stood up, taking blow upon blow. (10)
• So, then, our union gives us powers to make amends to the world, if the world should grant us a term of peace for the effort. (10)
• A residence of eight or nine years in the abode of wealth and plenty had a little disordered her powers of comparing and judging. (4)
• At last Jane began, and though the first bars were feebly given, the powers of the instrument were gradually done full justice to. (4)
• Do they mean anything more or less than the Mastery which comes to any man according to his powers and diligence in any direction? (9)
• Powers Jackson had not been a bad man, take his life all in all, but he had been accused, justly, of some ruthless, selfish acts. (13)
• Yet there was scarcely a person present to whom Powers Jackson had not done in the course of his life some kind and generous act. (13)
• With such powers as his, however, and such a disposition as hers, Edmund trusted that everything would work out a happy conclusion. (4)
• I had hurried to the topmost powers of Modestine, for I dearly desired to see the view upon the other side before the day had faded. (2)
• It would be an interesting, and certainly a very kind undertaking; highly becoming her own situation in life, her leisure, and powers. (4)
• Not far those two great Powers of Nature speed Disciple steps on earth when sole they lead; Nor either points for us the way of flame. (10)
• She was not one of those who make disturbance with their brains and powers of criticism; rebellion leaped out from the heat in her heart. (8)
• Adversity is the inspector of our constitutions; she simply tries our muscle and powers of endurance, and should be a periodical visitor. (10)
• The shadow of misfortune restored the sense of my heroical situation, which my father had extinguished, and this unlocked the powers of speech. (10)
• There seems something more speakingly incomprehensible in the powers, the failures, the inequalities of memory, than in any other of our intelligences. (4)
• One of my consular colleagues under Motley was another historian, of no such popularity, indeed, nor even of such success, but perhaps not of inferior powers. (9)

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