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• You know my relations with Mount. (10)
• Who knows of your relations with her? (8)
• His relations to his subscribers are intimate. (16)
• What was the nature of your relations with him? (8)
• He had seen the whole truth of her relations with M. (10)
• For our relations we must have a very special programme. (12)
• He found himself very happy in his present relations with her. (9)
• Nothing could be friendlier than the relations between these two. (8)
• I would re-establish trade and friendly relations at home and abroad. (18)
• In that case, what is the story of her relations towards Mr. Pollingray? (10)
• Least of all, one who has entered into relations with an eccentric lady. (10)
• But her personal relations to arithmetic may be called rather idealistic. (12)
• She sought the establishment of human relations and the gift of confidence. (12)
• Sum up Monteverde and his work, his relations to predecessors and successors. (3)
• He boasted of his relations with the Negro woman, and appeared with her in public. (12)
• Unsparing and matter-of-fact, her mind darted to his relations with her own mother. (8)
• His relations with Mrs. Phillips in Paris had been pleasant, unalloyed with business. (13)
• My business relations were with the house that so promptly honored my letter of credit. (9)
• By his doing of these, and by his relations toward the public interests, is he to be judged. (16)
• Colonel Goodwin had spoken to him very manfully and wisely as to my relations with my father. (10)
• It was consoling that he should know she had some relations for whom there was no need to blush. (4)
• Your cousins are not of a sort to forget their relations, and Mr. Rushworth is a most amiable man. (4)
• It would be unbearable to contemplate the necessity of making his marital relations public property. (8)
• My confession of a change of feeling to you as a wife, writes the close of all relations between us. (10)
• He knew of no one but Mrs. Goddard to whom he could apply for information of her relations or friends. (4)
• This was immediately on her coming of age; and it was the death-blow to her relations with her family. (10)
• However he might feel towards her now, whatever their relations, he must not put her in a false position. (8)
• This lady was one of my nearest relations, an orphan from her infancy, and under the guardianship of my father. (4)
• We are quite near relations, you know; and Mr Elliot too, whom you ought so particularly to be acquainted with! (4)
• His letters still came, but at longer intervals, and the thread of our intimate relations was inevitably broken. (9)
• A difference had come in their relations since that kiss; outwardly she was the same good comrade, cool and quick. (8)
• In view of the strained relations between England and America at that time this was a piece of masterly diplomacy. (9)
• Laetitia supposed she was listening to discursive observations upon the inequality in the relations of the sexes. (10)
• Now they had actually come to discuss a subject connected with the relations between the sexes he felt distrustful. (8)
• At the same time the relations between the contributors and the management were to be much more, intimate than usual. (9)
• This was a prelude to friendly relations we had not anticipated, for we looked with distrust on every man in uniform. (20)
• A clear approach to felicity had long been the portion of Sir Willoughby Patterne in his relations with Laetitia Dale. (10)
• She had never heard of his having had any relations, except a father and mother, both of whom had been dead many years. (4)
• He plainly stated the relations that the woman whom he had distinguished by the honours of selection must hold toward him. (10)
• It was that tolerance of his, and possibly his scepticism, which ever made his relations towards June so queerly defensive. (8)
• Anne and me are to go the latter end of January to some relations who have been wanting us to visit them these several years! (4)
• But as a man shows himself to those often with him, and in his noted relations with other men, he showed himself without blame. (9)
• Beyond calling her by her Christian name, he did nothing to distress her with the broad aspect of their new relations together. (10)
• But as dark a cloud of doubt rested upon its relations to the theatre as still eclipses the popular faith in dramatic criticism. (9)
• Lottie and Boyne burst the chains of the unnatural kindness which bound them, and resumed their old relations of reciprocal censure. (9)
• She is the natural daughter of nobody knows whom, with probably no settled provision at all, and certainly no respectable relations. (4)
• This was the closest remark he made to his relations with Robert, who informed him that he was going to London on the following day. (10)
• This was the closest remark he made to his relations with Robert, who informed him that he was going to London on the following day. (22)
• Cecilia, who often worried over the relations between her sister and her brother-in-law, suddenly felt how fitting and symbolical this was. (8)
• As their duties placed them in close relations to their masters, they gained considerable of the Egyptian science, literature, customs, etc. (3)
• The marital relations of Hilary and his wife, which till then had been those of, at all events, formal conjugality, changed from that moment. (8)
• The article was brief and passed in review the three main topics of the currency, our foreign relations, and the Kansas-Nebraska difficulties. (14)
• This lady would hardly be deemed a very proper guide to the undirected energies of the youth, yet they had established relations of that nature. (10)
• The whole business of love, and love-making and marrying, is painted by the novelists in a monstrous disproportion to the other relations of life. (9)
• He paid a round of calls in the afternoon, mostly on her relations; and, seeking out Aunt Charlotte, he dolorously related his encounter in the Row. (8)
• Dufay and his contemporaries had done this much: to create organically well-ordered tone combinations agreeable both in melodic and harmonic relations. (3)
• If their free American association was indistinguishably like the peasant informality which General Triscoe despised in the relations of Kenby and Mrs. (9)
• But if every true American stands firmly for self-government and an independent system of finance and our own social relations, Britain can never conquer us. (18)
• And it began to see that this Perfection, cosmically, was nothing but perfect Equanimity and Harmony; and in human relations, nothing but perfect Love and Justice. (8)
• With Wölfl, another distinguished rival, his relations were those of mutual esteem, and the two masters delighted to extemporize dashing capriccios on two pianofortes. (3)
• Himself quickly fatigued by the insensitive, he instinctively avoided fatiguing others, and his natural flirtatiousness towards beauty guarded him specially in his relations with a woman. (8)

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