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• Geoffrey returned to his duties. (8)
• Sally then rushed back to her duties. (10)
• Nataly was alive to the duties of wealth. (10)
• I am past all religious duties at this moment. (10)
• But the arduous duties are over for the season. (10)
• But Wednesday came, and with it Wednesday duties. (8)
• Our duties cannot ever be clear to us until we do. (10)
• She was an enthusiast even in her connubial duties. (10)
• Has the reader no duties corresponding to his privileges? (1)
• Vaudreuil entered with spirit upon the duties of his office. (19)
• Her duties of hostess were conducted with the official smile. (10)
• Her brother will be able to resume his military duties next month. (10)
• Ferrand entered on his duties as French tutor to the little Robinsons. (8)
• Your cousin Edmund moves slowly; detained, perchance, by parish duties. (4)
• Definite instead of vast and hazy duties are to be desired for him, I think. (10)
• Chloe sat beside him, receiving counsel with regard to her prospective duties. (10)
• The ladies were somewhat agitated, but no longer perplexed as to their duties. (10)
• Capital, whereat Diana Warwick aimed her superbest sneer, has its instant duties. (10)
• The good gentleman had not exactly understood his duties, or how to conduct them. (10)
• The vagrant had bound herself and assumed duties, though they were very light ones. (5)
• And he seemed to estimate his professional duties apart from an aim at the laurels. (10)
• At his heels is the general manager whose multifarious duties require early rising. (21)
• He is one of the ringmasters and has other duties of the arena and the business office. (21)
• He thought her to blame for not commanding herself for the sake of her maternal duties. (10)
• Fleetwood was the civiller; his immediate prospective duties being clear, however abhorrent. (10)
• Indulgences, plenary and partial, follow on the performance of the duties of the Association. (2)
• This village trouble was too small to occupy for long the mind of one who had so many duties. (8)
• The season and duties which brought Mr. Bertram back to Mansfield took Mr. Crawford into Norfolk. (4)
• His ideas of family duties and ties, and his manner of expressing himself, shocked me, that is all. (10)
• She went about her duties around the wigwam as though some great task or burden were weighing her down. (18)
• They desert household cares and domestic duties for the fascinations which invest the circus in repose. (21)
• After he had learned the duties of a ruler from A to Z, he returned to Germany to woo his cousin Walpurga. (5)
• All England would leap to arms to defend their incontestible superiority to their mothers and their duties. (10)
• All England would leap to arms to defend their incontestible superiority to their mothers and their duties. (22)
• One tutors me in the classics, almost daily, and the other instructs me in all the duties of our household. (18)
• There was still no one in the kitchen, and she sat down to wait for her aunt to finish her up-stairs duties. (8)
• Each one of the men at the main entrance understands his manifold duties perfectly and there is no confusion. (21)
• In addition to his duties at the school, he directed the music in the Churches of St. Thomas and St. Nicholas. (3)
• It is Man who is sacred: it is his duties and opportunities, not his rights, that nowadays need reinforcement. (14)
• He had dealt with building committees before, and he had found that trustees usually took their duties lightly. (13)
• Mr. Barwell was a civil and mining engineer, whose duties took him much from home and frequently to San Francisco. (1)
• The occupations, duties, and ceremonies of her new position contributed to the lassitude into which Rosamund sank. (10)
• His industry is evident enough when one adds his published and uncollected writings to his regular academic duties. (14)
• He had given up all the money he had, and was ready to begin the struggle for bread with a fairer view of his duties. (13)
• He could hardly escape becoming a large landlord by the opportunities thrust into his way in the routine of his duties. (18)
• She had grown easy in her ceremonial duties, and (since the death of her mother and sisters) had no desire to return home. (14)
• The colonel hinted at high police duties that gentlemen were sometimes called on to perform for the protection of society. (10)
• You have come to pay the last mortal duties, which they will respect, if they are not brutes, and attempt no familiarities. (10)
• He distinguishes here, as elsewhere, between socialism as a new reading of the law of rights and duties, and State Socialism. (14)
• I fancy they discharge their duties in voting rather faithfully, though they do not often take part in caucuses or conventions. (9)
• The parochial duties of an ethical teacher were not strenuous, and Breckon had not been made to feel them so definitely before. (9)
• I am once again almost without clothes, and know not where to turn to make that figure necessary for the fulfilment of my duties. (8)
• Not banished from the breath of heaven, or from self-respect, or from the appetite for the rewards that are to follow duties done! (10)
• This poor heart is new to it, and her duties involve such wild acts, such brigandage, such terrors and tasks, she is quite unnerved. (10)
• He had undertaken his duties with his accustomed energy and conscientiousness, and at times wearied even the judge with his scruples. (13)
• The word for the performance of those duties is Toryism: a word with an older flavour than Conservatism, and Mr. Tuckham preferred it. (10)
• At Goito, at Monzambano, and in the other villages of the extreme frontier, the Italian authorities are still discharging their duties. (10)
• In so far as disparity of rank, difference in duties and considerations of military discipline would permit they were commonly together. (1)
• I do not doubt your good faith, and I know you to be abundantly fitted by intelligence and special training for the duties of an officer. (1)
• As their duties placed them in close relations to their masters, they gained considerable of the Egyptian science, literature, customs, etc. (3)
• For in a Trappist monastery each monk has an occupation of his own choice, apart from his religious duties and the general labours of the house. (2)
• His duties would be established, but the wife who was to share, and animate, and reward those duties, might yet be unattainable. (4)
• The compressed energy of the man under his conscious display of a great-minded deference to the claims of family ties and duties, intoxicated him. (10)
• He could not help admiring Rogers for his ingenuity, and every selfish interest of his nature joined with many obvious duties to urge him to consent. (9)
• But in dancing, their duties are exactly changed; the agreeableness, the compliance are expected from him, while she furnishes the fan and the lavender water. (4)
• A certain cleric, in his ecclesiastical duties, happened to overhear an automatically uttered remark by another person; who never meant to speak or to be overheard. (2)

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