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• Fee for title search. (17)
• She thought of the title. (10)
• Skepsey rejected the title. (10)
• It was an illuminating title. (10)
• It was an illuminating title. (22)
• Now, Evan had no title, no money. (10)
• What a mighty catchy title, Neigh? (9)
• I transpose or omit a title or so. (10)
• The title of Deserter was his raw wound. (10)
• Her title as Countess of Ormont is not denied. (10)
• Various fish took part in his title of nobility. (10)
• They scout it as the original Saxon title for them. (10)
• His father, at least, was a man of title, a baronet. (10)
• The bell, the clock and the train gave him his title. (10)
• The title was entirely complimentary to his Holiness. (10)
• To gain a title he would have to scale aged mountains. (10)
• As it is, they do speak of her in their Welsh by some title. (10)
• She was Lady Ormont: Aminta shared the title of his old hero! (10)
• Why, do you maintain him to be insensible to a title for you? (10)
• That is our title by rights, and it may as well be so in England. (10)
• For there is no vulgarity in a title strongly signifying the intent. (10)
• There was little enough in land, these days; perhaps less in a title. (8)
• Lady Dunstane affixed the popular title to the latter kind of gentleman. (10)
• Not a word of the lover about to be decorated with the title of husband. (10)
• Your affection is more to me than my country, my title, or even my life. (18)
• She had her own pin-money income, and she loathed the chain of her title. (10)
• Such a companionship has a wisdom to raise it above the title of madness. (10)
• And now she must have loved the man, or his title, to change her religion. (10)
• Even the acquiescence of Rosamund in the title of countess bewildered him. (10)
• I could not go without some title beyond that of the heir of great riches. (10)
• Ormont, she vowed, had not entitled any woman to share and bear his title. (10)
• He will some day have a title, and he is seeking his fortune in privateering. (18)
• We have arrogated to our land the title Champion of Freedom, Foe of Oppression. (8)
• A ringing of her title of Lady Ormont rendered the present time the incredible. (10)
• Friend, was a title that ran on quicksands: an excuse that tried for an excuse. (10)
• Now, mark me, madam; no one can rob you of your real name and title saving yourself. (10)
• She spoke of it openly to prove that Jane must marry a title and John become a peer. (10)
• Her humble and modest jealousy, scarce deserving the title, passed with a sigh or two. (10)
• After all, and in spite of my vaunting title, is the man of letters ever a business man? (9)
• As the title of his article intimates, he contends for a radical solution of the problem. (14)
• She had settled it with that air of practical sense which her title made graceful to him. (10)
• It is cast in the variation form, but is much more free in style than that title would imply. (3)
• Stout as bergs of Arctic ice Once it led, and lived; a title Now it is, and names its price. (10)
• An involuntary beam from her eyes thanked him for her title at that juncture of the dialogue. (10)
• To inspire the title of Mountain Echo in any mind, a young lady must be singularly spiritualized. (10)
• But the wealthy trader will reach to title before he may hope to get the real Raphael or a Titian. (10)
• He expected to be Viceroy of the Colonies, and to receive the title of Lord Barclugh of Allegheny. (18)
• This set her mind upon her best bedroom, her linen, and the fitness of her roof to receive a title. (10)
• We give that title to those who are disinclined to us and add a dash of darker colour to our errors. (10)
• Compromise is virtual death: it is the pact between cowardice and comfort under the title of expediency. (10)
• He was a colonel or at least a major, and he made a polite feint of calling Basil by some military title. (9)
• He thinks me blacked by it, like a sweepboy coming from a chimney; and that I have done injury to his title. (10)
• Nothing but his name and naval title was inscribed; no pencilled line; she had not expected to discover one. (10)
• This followed hard upon her asking, as she did very promptly, why he had scratched out the title on his card. (9)
• Carinthia was sure she had the name of the nobleman wishing to bestow his title upon the beautiful Henrietta. (10)
• Once with the title stamped on his memory, the zealous Irishman might be trusted to become an ambulant advertizer. (10)
• The two were close behind him: Guy the Goshawk prepared for one of those fatal pounces on the foe that had won him his title. (10)
• The title he had disguised Duchess Susan in, he confessed to rueing as the principal cause of the agitation of his principality. (10)
• Penelope had caught up the habit of calling her father so from her mother, and she used his title in all her jocose and perverse moods. (9)
• Strip them of the halo of the title of naval officers, and I fear you would not often say gentlemen when they step into a drawing-room. (10)
• And that stigmatic title of long standing, more than anything earthly, drove him to the step-to the ruin of his domestic felicity perhaps. (10)
• He thought himself rich enough to put a Radical champion weekly in the field and this matter, excepting the title, was arranged in Bevisham. (10)
• Never did bird of Michaelmas fling off water from her feathers more thoroughly than this fair young lady the false title she pretended to assume. (10)
• Willoughby liked the tale thus illuminated, for without the title there was no special savour in such affairs, and it pulled down his betters in rank. (10)
• He despised the particular Satyr-world which, whatever the nature or station of the woman, crowns the desecrator, and bestows the title of Fool on the worshipper. (10)
• The fellow destroyed everything that came within reach with utter precision, and this was perhaps fortunate, for Foxleigh had neither title, coverts, position, nor cloth! (8)

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