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• For, think how splendidly everything was represented! (8)
• The Opposition, as Andrew says, not represented. (10)
• Who represented the Romantic movement prior to Schumann? (3)
• The sixty per cent was represented by various politicians. (16)
• The circumstance was precisely as this lady has represented it. (4)
• It represented the place he had inherited from Lord Dannisburgh. (10)
• Laetitia represented this peaceful restraining space in prospect. (10)
• The sentimentalists are represented by them among the civilized species. (10)
• This pic-nic surrendered, represented to her defeat in all its ignominy. (10)
• Amelia is a character more difficult to be well represented than even Agatha. (4)
• In art he is commonly represented in the costume of a husbandman sowing seeds. (7)
• Such steel forms are represented by the Lambie forms and the Hydraulic forms. (17)
• For thirty years that great and good man had been represented by a stuffed manikin. (7)
• The permanent larder was represented by cakes of chocolate and tins of Bologna sausage. (2)
• Mr. John Hay solely represented Illinois by a single paper, and he was of Rhode Island stock. (9)
• He was represented in all sorts of accomplishments, which I secretly feared were really carried out. (21)
• Poland is represented by =Paderewski=, while =Soltys= has won renown in symphony, and =Stalkowsky= in opera. (3)
• He was represented in very perfectly cut clothes, with slightly crooked elbows, and race-glasses slung across him. (8)
• I thought his two phrases very much represented the good and evil of his class, and to some extent of his country. (2)
• All that represented her was something swaying with two dark eyes looking back at him; and the scent of her wardrobe. (8)
• Sarcastic reports of the troublesome questioner represented him applying to a nymph of the country for enlightenment. (10)
• Monophonic music might best be represented by one horizontal line supported at intervals by short, perpendicular lines. (3)
• There Prince Charlie held his phantom levées, and in a very gallant manner represented a fallen dynasty for some hours. (2)
• The sketches and plans he had prepared for a nice little $10,000 home now represented an investment of $20,000 or more. (17)
• The oldest varieties of the masonry houses in America are represented by the stone and brick dwellings of Colonial days. (17)
• He saw that the sum represented an inconceivable treasure to the old man; in a long life of toil he had never had so much. (12)
• His room-mate was still absent, but he was now represented by his state-room baggage, and Burnamy tried to infer him from it. (9)
• They have represented salicylic acid as an elder brother to bichloride of mercury—but we are poisoned less than we used to be. (16)
• They had given up their cherished purpose of going to Albany by the day boat, which was represented to them in every impossible phase. (9)
• They discussed them and analysed them with a satisfaction in the result which could not be represented without an effect of caricature. (9)
• Clara was pleased, and said to Stanley, while dressing, that almost every shade of opinion about the land was represented this week-end. (8)
• She represented to her sister as forcibly as possible what she felt on the subject, and had soon the pleasure of seeing its happy effect. (4)
• The Powers represented in the active commission are Great Britain, Austro-Hungary, France, Germany, Italy, Roumania, Russia, and Turkey. (20)
• Part of that stock in the Glenmore which Graves gave me represented my legitimate commission on the building, but I have put that in, too. (13)
• His wife represented to him how absolutely necessary such an attention would be from all the neighbouring gentlemen, on his returning to Netherfield. (4)
• It is the constant sense of insecurity that has made the Irish the shiftless and prodigal people which they are represented to be by all travellers. (14)
• The long, lugubrious folds in his cheeks relaxed somewhat after seeing him, especially as he now perceived that Soames alone was represented by silk. (8)
• The fact that our government has been represented in these negotiations by one of our foremost men of letters has been a most fortunate circumstance. (14)
• He showed her all the great buildings, and dilated on the fabulous piles of wealth they represented, taking evident pleasure in her exclamations of astonishment. (10)

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