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• They come of established families. (10)
• He also established another fort at Niagara. (19)
• I conceived it, established it, built it up. (16)
• What was the established form of Grand Opéra? (3)
• The fact is established, that he did it that night. (10)
• A happy man had established himself next to Mrs. Mount. (10)
• I have established a proper mastery over my young lady. (10)
• Here, the implication ran, is one established in the house. (10)
• Established plain prose officials do better for our English. (10)
• The one thing I dared not dream of thousands is established. (10)
• One who studies is not being a fool: that is an established truth. (10)
• He established a school of music in Berlin for advanced piano playing. (3)
• Where law is established, or tolerably secure, the knife is not used. (10)
• A close connection was established between the scale and their religious ideas. (3)
• This school was established in 1850, Ferdinand Hiller being the first director. (3)
• This point had been established before by different persons who had been examined. (13)
• In 1843, he established a conservatory at Leipzig, long the most celebrated in Europe. (3)
• The established pleasures were clumsy and tiresome-looking; but one could eschew them. (9)
• The Museum, which has one of the finest collections in Europe, was established in 1864. (3)
• Naturally, the colonel established himself and his military family in the plantation house. (1)
• An Italian conservatory of ancient date is the one at =Palermo=, which was established in 1615. (3)
• The first school of music at =Bologna= was established in 1482, but it did not become permanent. (3)
• He has established a reputation for honesty and sobriety and is an element of order and decency. (21)
• His dinner had prepared this young Englishman to defy the whole artillery of established morals. (10)
• As the West grew, new newspapers sprang up and were kept in the cold by their established rivals. (16)
• In this conclusion a somewhat long experience of the life of a traveller has fully established me. (6)
• This was Mr. M. M. Hurd, of Hurd & Houghton, a house then newly established in New York and Cambridge. (9)
• The same with little Collett, after hearing of him as the old schoolmate of the established new friend. (10)
• His father, who had served in various positions as a teacher, finally established a boarding-school in Warsaw. (3)
• The leaves fluttered, the water lapped, but they continued in one stay like so many churches established by law. (2)
• About twenty colleges and universities, chiefly in the Middle West and Northwest, have established such schools. (16)
• But it is no new thing in the history of literature: whatever is established is sacred with those who do not think. (9)
• He penetrated the wilderness in spite of every obstacle, and established a mission at Thonatiria, on Georgian Bay. (19)
• The merchants, the Quakers and wealthy landowners (whose fortunes were established) had sentiments that were decidedly pro-English. (18)
• On the contrary, it was his established belief, and one for which he was prepared to furnish due and proper reasons. (8)
• He became interested in a piano manufactory and when the firm failed, he established another, which is still carried on. (3)
• Alas, the fate of Jogues was destined to be that of the other priests who had established missions in the Huron country. (19)
• Your established man carries usually all the signs, visible to the multitude or not, of the stages leading to that eminence. (10)
• Owing to a misunderstanding of the nature of the work to be done, the commission was established for a term of only two years. (20)
• Having planned to put this amount into the bank, he could let it lie in their hands, as a loan, until the bank was established. (18)
• His duties would be established, but the wife who was to share, and animate, and reward those duties, might yet be unattainable. (4)
• As in all self-respecting families, an emporium had been established where family secrets were bartered, and family stock priced. (8)
• Scientists have more accurate names than these, but as the above are so well established, there is no doubt as to what is meant. (17)
• 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)
• In 330, =Pope Sylvester= established a school for training church singers, but we have no information as to the system he employed. (3)
• Show thy decisive judgement on the side of established power, or thy enthusiasm in the rebel ranks, if it must be so; but be firm. (10)
• The insurance business was not what it had been, and though Basil had comfortably established himself in it, he had not made money. (9)
• They were, however, the outcome of the same romantic influences modified by the characteristic French adherence to established form. (3)
• If my lord dined at home, he had by that time established an equanimity rendering, his constant civility to Mrs. Pagnell less arduous. (10)
• It was not essential to the understanding which instantly established itself between them that they should have any language in common. (9)
• As it died away I observed that the atmosphere had suffered a change; despite the equilibrium established by the storm, it was electric. (7)
• Clyde, a man of long established integrity and not deficient in lungs, gives personal assurances of the progress of the reptilian feast. (21)
• They are frantic with joy at the alliance already established, and promise you that Spain will immediately follow the example of France. (18)
• They had been all solitary, helpless, and forlorn alike; and now the arrival of the others only established her superiority in wretchedness. (4)
• Reverence for order, for justice, and established fact, will, often march shoulder to shoulder with Jesuitry in natures to whom success is vital. (8)
• 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)
• He quitted the militia and engaged in trade, having brothers already established in a good way in London, which afforded him a favourable opening. (4)
• Affiliated schools have been established in the principal French cities, such as: =Marseilles=, =Toulouse=, =Nantes=, =Dijon=, =Lyons= and =Rouen=. (3)
• The public will understand more fully than it ever has done the necessity of supporting heartily the standards established by newspapers themselves. (16)
• The rivalry between the fur-traders was too strong, the memory of bloodshed too recent for perfect peace to be established in a few weeks or months. (19)
• Correspondence with the official established the fact that the number of jobs offered was five hundred, and that three thousand men applied for them! (16)
• No sooner, however, had they established themselves in Stanhope Gate than he perceived to his dismay a return of her old absorbed and brooding manner. (8)
• Save in some signal exception, a thing taken out of storage cannot be established in its former function without a sense of its comparative inadequacy. (9)
• First as a comfort to Fanny, then as an auxiliary, and last as her substitute, she was established at Mansfield, with every appearance of equal permanency. (4)
• A prominent social worker carried these contracts, and evidence as to the bad conditions that had become established under them, to every newspaper in the city. (16)
• Eminent instructors were engaged, both foreigners and Americans, and the school quickly established a reputation as the leading institution for musical education. (3)
• She did a little mischief by dropping on the stock-markets; in other respects she was harmless, and, inasmuch as she established a subject for conversation, useful. (10)
• Even he made no essential change in the scheme established by Lully beyond greatly enlarging the sphere of the orchestra, originating novel rhythms and bolder harmonies. (3)

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