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• That was a tempting prospect! (5)
• The prospect was bleak. (10)
• And I see not the less repose in the prospect! (10)
• The prospect was dumb-foundering. (10)
• This was not a pleasing prospect. (10)
• But here was a prospect dashed out. (10)
• Only at present the prospect seems good . (10)
• The prospect for her cousin grew worse and worse. (4)
• Lady Judith had a nobler in prospect for the hero. (10)
• I lift my face to that prospect as if I smelt new air. (10)
• I like a fine prospect, but not on picturesque principles. (4)
• Nothing illumines us like the prospect of pleasant things. (9)
• This time there was no prospect of his courtship relapsing. (10)
• To Anne, it chiefly wore the prospect of an hour of agitation. (4)
• There was the prospect also that he might never meet him again. (10)
• Laetitia represented this peaceful restraining space in prospect. (10)
• So we have our bed and board in prospect if fortune fails us, Danvers! (10)
• But the lady had scornfully rebutted this prospect of a return to chastity. (10)
• I had never been hanged in all my life and was not enamored of the prospect. (7)
• Latterly, with the blushing Day in prospect, she had contracted and frozen. (10)
• The scheme departs: payment for the enlisted servants of it is in prospect. (10)
• A more unsightly prospect at this season of the year it would be hard to fancy. (2)
• Elizabeth, after slightly surveying it, went to a window to enjoy its prospect. (4)
• Both ladies looked up at Dr. Middleton, as they revealed the dreadful prospect. (10)
• The pleasing prospect of by-and-by renewed in Mr. Sullivan Smith his composure. (10)
• It is the character of such a prospect, to be full of change and of things moving. (2)
• The prospect of her being alone until the morning had been so absorbing a relief. (10)
• You have a sweet room here, Mr. Bingley, and a charming prospect over the gravel walk. (4)
• This was a prospect to be dwelt on with a fondness that could be but half acknowledged. (4)
• I suspect his twinges of gout come of the prospect of affairs when he lands in England. (10)
• The prospect of such delights was very cheering, and they parted in mutual good spirits. (4)
• Elizabeth honestly and heartily expressed her delight in the prospect of their relationship. (4)
• A fight in prospect was the hope of wholesome work after his late indecision and double play. (10)
• So it was agreed: Mrs. Marsett acted violently the thrill of delight she felt in the prospect. (10)
• Sana queried, showing keen joy at the prospect of scotching such a reptile on the lonely height. (10)
• The perils of the sea were at full just then, and the prospect of danger gave her a sort of pleasure. (8)
• His view of the world is not of the widest, but it is the Delectable Mountains that bound the prospect. (14)
• I wonder whether I could earn a reputation for the sake of a prospect of ten extra pounds to my salary. (22)
• Just to see her and kneel to her was joy sufficient to sustain him, and warm his blood in the prospect. (10)
• Their least shadowy hope could be but a shrouded contentment in prospect; a shrouded submission in feeling. (10)
• To the relative who has acted as mother for years, the prospect of premature separation is naturally obnoxious. (21)
• The idea of paying two shillings and sixpence for one miserable bottle vanished at the richly-coloured prospect. (10)
• He knew the cloud he clasped for Clotilde enough to be at pains to shun a possible prospect of his execrating it. (10)
• And how, when returning, and when there was a prospect of the Bank, where the money was to be paid in, being shut? (22)
• The prospect in front was more extensive; it commanded the whole of the valley, and reached into the country beyond. (4)
• Where I sat the student had ranges of classical volumes in prospect and classic heads; no other decoration to the walls. (10)
• She sent him notice of her intention to batter at the new brickwork; so there was the prospect of a pew-fight before him. (10)
• I looked from the narrow window out upon the tiled roof, but without any prospect of being heard if I called ever so loudly. (6)
• The life she offered might have psalmic iteration; the dead monotony of it in prospect did, nevertheless, exorcise a devil. (10)
• The unhappy caricaturist groaned between triumph as a leader, and anguish at the prospect of a possible host of successors. (10)
• Having that house of drugs in view, he breathed more freely for the prospect of feeling his Nataly near him beneath the roof. (10)
• The Philosopher, we may conceive, has contentment in benefiting embryos: but it was a somewhat bitter prospect to Sir Austin. (10)
• To-morrow was open to him, and prospect of better fortune, so he departed, after squeezing the hand she ceremoniously extended. (10)
• A mad pleasure in the prospect of wreaking vengeance on the villain who had laid the trap for him, once more blackened his brain. (10)
• He exists on a pension; she has the prospect of having to leave the neighbourhood of the Hall, unless she is established near us. (10)
• For the moment she affects to consider herself unworthy; and it is excuseable that she should be slightly alarmed at her prospect. (10)
• I wish there were a better prospect than now appears of the match which the conclusion of your letter declares your expectations of. (4)
• Kill, he meant, the aerial wild spirit he could admire as her character, when he had the prospect of extinguishing it in his grasp. (10)
• V. I speak of this one and that, as it happens, and with no thought of giving a complete prospect of literary Boston thirty years ago. (9)
• He rejoiced with her in this prospect, and he reciprocated the wish which she said Mr. Vostrand had always had for a meeting with himself. (9)
• It was here seriously put to the captain, whether they should not halt at the abbey, and reflect, seeing that great work was in prospect. (10)
• The prospect of tower and spire and gable is of such a mediaeval richness, of such an abounding fulness, that all incidents are lost in it. (9)
• Instead of disturbing her, the news had a strangely calming effect; as though she saw in the prospect of this struggle new hope for herself. (8)
• The darkness broke and revealed this happy prospect, and Evan held to it an hour, and could hardly reject it when better thoughts conquered. (10)
• They were sauntering towards Durham Terrace where they leaned long upon the iron parapet and blest themselves with the beauty of the prospect. (9)
• Six months earlier he had returned from India, an invalided cornet of light cavalry, with a reputation for military dash and the prospect of a medal. (10)
• When we had the pleasure of meeting you last July, you will recollect that you held out a prospect of some more satisfactory arrangement by Christmas. (8)
• Delighting, however, as Catherine sincerely did in the prospect of the connection, it must be acknowledged that Isabella far surpassed her in tender anticipations. (4)
• Like a prudent capitalist with a somewhat cynical view of the commercial prospect, she desired to place her supplications in a great variety of heavenly securities. (2)
• But her vehement fighting against facts; her obstinate aristocratic prejudices, which he shared; her stinger of a tongue: these in ebullition formed a discomforting prospect. (10)

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