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• The trio is formed. (10)
• He had formed no plan. (8)
• His resolution was soon formed. (4)
• They will have formed their ideas. (10)
• They will have formed their ideas. (22)
• Where was the first orchestra formed? (3)
• These formed in the space before the inn. (10)
• My daughter and my nephew are formed for each other. (4)
• The judgement was not easily formed for expression. (10)
• I saw a breastwork there which was formed of corpses. (9)
• Like this Chinese building, so was Society then formed. (8)
• He has had heavy burdens; he is young, hardly formed yet. (10)
• Four bedrooms and two garrets formed the rest of the house. (4)
• The acquaintance she had already formed were unworthy of her. (4)
• Sophia was rather above the middle size; most elegantly formed. (4)
• After a moment of faltering the planchette formed another letter. (9)
• Was the hand that had formed and commanded it stricken and cold? (12)
• Carriages were in flow for an hour: pedestrians formed a wavy coil. (10)
• Four little icicles had formed beneath the window of the music-room. (8)
• He leaned over the table so as to get every letter as it was formed. (9)
• The contractor had already formed a plan for utilizing the property. (13)
• And slowly there formed within her a gruesome little plan to test him. (8)
• A ring is formed, usually of an equal number of dancers of both sexes. (20)
• The taste for the old English dramatists I believe I have never formed. (9)
• Here was one which tickled the ladies and formed a text for discussion. (10)
• It is true that she uttered Wilsonople as if the names formed one word. (10)
• The brigade was formed in four battalions, two in front and two in rear. (7)
• Both being spirits formed for action, a perplexity found them weak as babes. (22)
• Hinkle formed their whole social world, and Mrs. Lander made the most of him. (9)
• His estimates of magazine values, formed at a distance, are quickly altered. (16)
• By placing two of these trees together, a perfect end was formed for the house. (17)
• In 1824, he formed a life-long friendship with Moscheles, who gave him piano lessons. (3)
• Her greatest support and glory was in having formed the connexion with the Rushworths. (4)
• She read it through, handed it back, and sat with her opinion evidently formed within. (10)
• Brock had scarce need to call for volunteer battalions before they were already formed. (19)
• Margarita, to make up for this want of courtesy, formed herself the last of the procession. (10)
• Here and there, about his knees and on his chest, the mud had caked and formed a thick crust. (12)
• She retired before Miss Current and formed audience, glad of a relief to her inventive labour. (10)
• His dispense Of Justice made his active conscience; His passive was of ceaseless labour formed. (10)
• Mr. Pendyce had listened, as he had formed the habit of listening to Edmund Paramor, in silence. (8)
• To be sure, young Mont had formed a habit of appearing on his motor-cycle almost every other day. (8)
• He had formed and not answered it, holding himself, sincerely at the moment, bound to her wishes. (10)
• The chiefs formed a group distinct from the other tribesmen within the circle facing James Greydon. (18)
• A man who formed one of its bricks was still alive, and was waving his arm…. What is happening there? (9)
• If you had only had the time for it you could have been the greatest sort of success; you were formed for it. (9)
• The village of Barton was chiefly on one of these hills, and formed a pleasant view from the cottage windows. (4)
• His face, too, was a curious blend, for, though it was strongly formed, its expression was rather soft and moody. (8)
• Nowadays many of our bravest sailors would be afraid to trust themselves in the little ships that formed his fleet. (19)
• The Natur-Theater was of a classic ideal, realized in the trained vines and clipped trees which formed the coulisses. (9)
• Seeing this, the Pennsylvanians became jealous of Virginia and formed plans to secure the Ohio region for themselves. (19)
• He came to his opinion through the estimate he had recently formed of Lord Fleetwood, and a study of his changed sister. (10)
• Porpora is more noteworthy for the singers he formed than for his forty-six operas, all of which have sunk into oblivion. (3)
• In the process of time he came so far to trust his experience of me, that he formed the habit of giving me an annual supper. (9)
• Beyond the resolve, that she would not abandon the woman who had made confession to her, she formed no conscious resolutions. (10)
• Red rambler roses formed a sort of crown to her dark head; her ivory-coloured face had in it just a suggestion of the Japanese. (8)
• They formed two-thirds of the audience on the floor, and they were a cloud in the gallery, scarcely broken by a gleam of white. (9)
• The standing and sitting groups were closely packed together, and the expanded parasols and umbrellas formed a nearly unbroken roof. (9)
• Lofty elms drooped at the corners of the house; on the lawn billowed clumps of the lilac, which formed a thick hedge along the fence. (9)
• So frequent became the Indian attacks that the men of Halifax formed themselves into a militia, and a sentry paced the streets every night. (19)
• These points formed her chief solicitude in anticipating her removal from Uppercross, where she felt she had been stationed quite long enough. (4)
• On the following morning, at daybreak, Benedict Arnold led his troops up the steep path and formed them in ranks on the Plains of Abraham above. (19)
• Pierson stood gazing at the mystery of the desert from under the little group of palms and bougainvillea which formed the garden of the hospital. (8)
• It formed a part of the front line-of-battle, which stretched away to the right with a visible length of nearly two miles through the open ground. (1)
• Now and then, however, Jeff disappointed the expectation Westover had formed of him, by coming to see him, and being apparently glad of the privilege. (9)
• That shape formed, went, and formed again; as if in the very chair where he himself was sitting, he saw his father, black-coated, with. (8)
• The money came, and in the meantime we had formed acquaintances and entertained them; they were chiefly half-pay English military officers, dashing men. (10)
• The whole story would have been speedily formed under her active imagination; and every thing established in the most melancholy order of disastrous love. (4)
• But already our retreating men, in obedience to their officers, their courage and their instinct of self-preservation, had formed along the fence and opened fire. (7)
• But her vehement fighting against facts; her obstinate aristocratic prejudices, which he shared; her stinger of a tongue: these in ebullition formed a discomforting prospect. (10)
• His articles on Schubert, Mendelssohn, Gade, Chopin, Berlioz, Liszt, Brahms and others formed a new epoch in musical criticism, and helped the cause of Romanticism immeasurably. (3)

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