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• How very extraordinary! (4)
• Extraordinary, I confess. (12)
• Extraordinary old lady! (8)
• Extraordinary coincidence! (8)
• We had an extraordinary day. (10)
• Extraordinary old woman, Juley! (8)
• Juliana now made an extraordinary move. (10)
• That was extraordinary, but extraordinary! (8)
• Sir Lukin thought the guess extraordinary. (10)
• Adela was this day gifted with an extraordinary insight. (10)
• He had only been in an extraordinary state of occupation. (10)
• It was altogether very extraordinary; flattering, but painful. (4)
• She had consented to this extraordinary step in an amazement. (10)
• The disrespect of you young people is something extraordinary. (8)
• His discernment was extraordinary; generally he noticed nothing. (10)
• I observe in you, Richie, an extraordinary deficiency of memory. (10)
• I had given them some extraordinary proof of my love for my father. (10)
• The vinery was of their own designing, and of extraordinary interest. (8)
• It seemed that Old Tom was bouncing about in an extraordinary manner. (10)
• Nothing but real indisposition could occasion this extraordinary delay. (4)
• Harry boasted an extraordinary weakness at the sight of feminine tears. (10)
• In an extraordinary history, extraordinary circumstances! (10)
• Now begins an extraordinary contest of intellect between a man and an army. (1)
• There is your beauty; it is ripe, but it is fresh, and it is extraordinary. (10)
• Certainly, delicate ladies have very extraordinary constitutions, Mrs. Elton. (4)
• Is it her extraordinary heroism impelling her onward, or infatuated rashness? (10)
• This was praise, of all others most extraordinary, most opposite to her ideas. (4)
• How little extraordinary circumstances are, if only we trace them to the source! (10)
• She had an extraordinary love of the sea, yet she preferred soldiers to sailors. (10)
• The man was a fool, and a very extraordinary arsonite, to have an accomplice at all. (10)
• The horrible apparition did confound Ripton, who stammered that it was extraordinary. (10)
• By dint of dwelling on the theme, he magnified the young lady to extraordinary stature. (10)
• And the extraordinary unreasonableness of her disaffection struck him with increased force. (8)
• He watched this younger daughter of his through the duckling stage with extraordinary interest. (8)
• The dog they had with them gazed at the extraordinary performance with interrogating wags of the tail. (10)
• Hence Jerome Searing, with his extraordinary daring, his woodcraft, his sharp eyes, and truthful tongue. (1)
• He possesses an extraordinary technic, and is almost unrivalled for the extreme brilliancy of his effects. (3)
• Amongst the latter were Nicholas Denys and an extraordinary person, Charles de Menou, Chevalier de Charnisay. (19)
• And yet, sitting there beside his eccentric brother on that fallen tree, he had an extraordinary sense of rest. (8)
• But at night, in his bed, the glove was a principal actor in events of extraordinary magnitude and inconsequence. (10)
• The pipers gave extraordinary study to the mastery of their instrument and noted players acquired wonderful skill. (3)
• But how is your acquaintance to be long supported, under such extraordinary despatch of every subject for discourse? (4)
• He and Gower were struck by a common thought of the extraordinary burdens his indulgence in impulses drew upon him. (10)
• I leaned forward to catch her eye, when the door was opened hastily, and a most extraordinary figure presented itself. (6)
• The transition to silence was so extraordinary and abrupt, that she called to her chasseur to know the meaning of it. (10)
• Emma amused herself by protesting that it was very extraordinary, indeed, and that she had not a syllable to say for him. (4)
• He had listened to Edward without one particle of comprehension, except of the fact that his behaviour was extraordinary. (10)
• It was that extraordinary complication of moves and checks which presents in the main a knot, for the powers above to cut. (10)
• The latter, having satisfied themselves that the capacity of the lower limbs was extraordinary, returned them, disenchanted. (10)
• That any bookseller should think it worth-while to purchase what he did not think it worth-while to publish seems extraordinary. (4)
• Building up her attributes on a splendid climax, he declared she was pious, charitable, witty, and really an extraordinary artist. (10)
• At the same time it has been found by the modern gymnast that the body, to perform this extraordinary work, must be well nourished. (21)
• There was a regular buz of wonder through the room at my extraordinary luck, for thus, with every chance against me, I had won again. (6)
• Love so ardent, so sincere, was never shown by bridegroom elect: and it is not extraordinary to those acquainted with dear Constance. (10)
• Pressure was put on her to engage herself, and she did so liberally, throwing the burden of deceitfulness on the extraordinary pressure. (10)
• His performance was so extraordinary that some of those present agreed to give Liszt a pension for six years to insure his proper education. (3)
• She disentangled her bonnet from the array of her spreading hair, talking of Richard, and his handsome appearance, and extraordinary conduct. (10)
• The new warmth and singing in her heart had not destroyed, but rather heightened, her sense of the extraordinary interest of all things that be. (8)
• He seldom played in public, and would only play for pupils, or when persuaded by devoted friends to display his extraordinary gifts as a pianist. (3)
• Still it was the only reasonable way of accounting for his extraordinary silence, and therefore the farmer held to it that he had done the deed. (10)
• Admitting the position of affairs for the moment as extraordinary, we are bound by what has happened to expect they will be conformable in the end. (10)
• His superiors depended on his ability to do extraordinary things; however, his nature was too guileless to cope with the daring of a man like Arnold. (18)
• Then is she buried, and the village hears languid howls, and there is a paragraph in the newspapers concerning the extraordinary fidelity of an Old Dog. (10)
• His dulness of apprehension in not perceiving that I could not commit a breach of hospitality by begging him downright to start, struck me as extraordinary. (10)
• The influence which Mendelssohn exercised during two-thirds of the 19th century among the more conservative German musicians and in England was nothing short of extraordinary. (3)
• Elizabeth was chiefly struck by his extraordinary deference for Lady Catherine, and his kind intention of christening, marrying, and burying his parishioners whenever it were required. (4)

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