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• Something paltry, Your Grace! (8)
• Grace did not reply. (9)
• White of heat, none know such grace! (10)
• How glorious with rare suggestive grace! (10)
• Lady Grace Halley was there. (10)
• This had no grace of the kind. (9)
• Grace impulsively detained him. (9)
• She smiled with a simple grace. (10)
• She smiled with a simple grace. (22)
• He looked his mind on Lady Grace. (10)
• Lady Grace Halley was at the office. (10)
• Grace dropped her sewing into her lap. (9)
• Libby turned towards Grace in confusion. (9)
• Grace decided that this was mere effrontery. (9)
• Grace turned her head and glanced at the equipage. (9)
• It was highly commendable in his Grace to visit you. (10)
• She was asked by Lady Grace for the latest of Dudley. (10)
• Nataly never had been one of the sort: Lady Grace was. (10)
• I am his helpless mate in all, Except for grace to pray. (10)
• Fair, then, sweet, and full of grace, the Countess moved. (10)
• There is much grace In woman when thus bent on martyrdom. (10)
• Grace rose, and a laugh, which was half a sob, broke from her. (9)
• Grace sat by and watched him with perfectly quiescent observance. (9)
• Whitechapel, after one night of it, beckons as a haven of grace. (10)
• His cold politeness, his ceremonious grace, were worse than anything. (4)
• He looked ruefully at Grace, who listened with anxious unintelligence. (9)
• Lady Grace Halley had her fit of the devotional previous to marriage. (10)
• Now, as then, the grace Of heaven seems holding earth in its embrace. (10)
• She kissed Grace, and choked down a cough with her hand over her mouth. (9)
• He was fourteen when his cousin Grace Whitford married, and we lost him. (10)
• Mr. Libby looked at Grace, who haughtily rejected a part in the conspiracy. (9)
• After a struggle or two he yielded; and, having yielded, did it with grace. (10)
• Grace rose, and moved towards the door, with the things dropping from her lap. (9)
• Every one knows at all times who is in her favour and who has fallen from grace. (12)
• The one person among them a little out of tune with most, was Lady Grace Halley. (10)
• He held her disengaged hand and his head was bent with a singular dignity and grace. (1)
• Mrs. Maynard went off in a shriek of laughter; but a deep distress kept Grace silent. (9)
• The contrast he afforded between plumpness and grace of movement always delighted her. (12)
• Grace opened her lips to speak, but she was not a ready person, and she felt the thrust. (9)
• So they cease their sinning, Emmy; and as long as I am in torment, I may hope for grace. (10)
• The lady accepted the decorations thus bestowed on her, with much grace and willingness. (10)
• He superseded Grace as a nurse no less completely than he had displaced her as a physician. (9)
• It was a queer little affair with a tuft of black hair, in grace greatly inferior to a kitten. (8)
• Grace had heard of her as travelling in Europe with her husband, from whom she was now separated. (9)
• But in fact they come naturally of truth, and grace it without solicitation; they are added unto it. (9)
• He wore a wide blue cloak, with a grace which hovered between that of an Italian poet and an early pirate. (2)
• No necessity existed for compelling the world to bow to Lady Grace, while on behalf of his Nataly he had to . (10)
• His work took the shape of scholarship, fiction, criticism, but poetry gave it all a touch of grace and beauty. (9)
• And O the grace of his air, As he at the goblet sips, A centre of girdles loosed, With their grisly label, Sold! (10)
• He took care to be late, too, to show the old fellow that his coming at all was in the nature of an act of grace. (8)
• The young man recovered himself from his absentminded stare in the direction Grace had taken, with a frank laugh. (9)
• Grace said some coldly civil words to the young man: without looking at Mrs. Maynard, and passed on into the house. (9)
• The author gives you a real sense of her beauty, her grace, her being always charmingly in a hurry and always late. (9)
• But the small folk touched him daily by their genuine concern for her whose grace and softness had won their hearts. (8)
• He had the agile grace of a leopard; his waistcoat reminded me of one; he was like a piece of machinery in free action. (10)
• Horace is grace and gallantry incarnate; fatuous, probably: I have always been too friendly with him to examine closely. (10)
• Grace went to her own room to lay aside her shawl and hat, before going to Mrs. Maynard, and found her mother sewing there. (9)
• Mrs. Lovell was lying back with the neglectful grace of incontestable beauty; not a line to wrinkle her smooth soft features. (10)
• Glory narrowing to grace, Grace to glory magnified, Following that will you embrace Close in arms or aery wide. (10)
• Breathings of a deep enchantment, Effluence of immortal grace, Flitted round her faltering footstep, Spread a balm about her face! (10)
• I took heart of grace, and went forward to the gate as fast as Modestine, who seemed to have a disaffection for monasteries, would permit. (2)
• There were great lords, there were many great ladies; and Lady Grace Halley shuffling amid them, like a silken shimmer in voluminous robes. (10)
• Grace made no direct response, and he grew visibly uncomfortable under the cold abstraction of the gaze with which she seemed to look through him. (9)
• When he rose and left some medicines, with directions to Grace for giving them and instructions for contingencies, she followed him from the room. (9)
• Fermoy abounded in gentry; Maynooth at that, time had few, if any, excepting his Grace of Leinster, and he lived very privately, and saw no company. (6)
• It stood back from the roadside and was approached by a serpentine road, crude at present, but designed some day to grace more pretentious grounds. (18)
• The organ compositions of the modern French school are characterized by grace, refinement and originality, coupled with a certain dignity and elegance. (3)
• They went out and stood for a moment before Grace Church, and looked down the stately thoroughfare, and found it no longer impressive, no longer characteristic. (9)
• He had calculated that his helpmate must be capable of maintaining, by means of her accomplishments, grace of person, and intellect, his exalted social eminence. (18)

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