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• Was it his Idea? (10)
• Pole flung up his arms. (10)
• She stood-up to his look. (10)
• Soames turned on his heel. (8)
• He got his wound as we could wish. (14)
• His wife had been ailing for long. (12)
• Holly flung her arms round his neck. (8)
• But why did he not give her his hand? (12)
• I thought little of his illness at first. (4)
• Crossjay ground his teeth at the betrayer. (10)
• He had told Larry he would book his passage. (8)
• He mocked her in the formality of his address. (9)
• And as he read, the tears rolled down his cheek. (8)
• He buried his face in his hands. (8)
• He dressed, and wrenched his knife from the door. (10)
• A kind of legendary malevolence clung about his image. (8)
• Name the important events in his manhood and later life. (3)
• His society became gradually her most exquisite enjoyment. (4)
• One might have said that he was reluctant to lose his hold. (1)
• Gyp made a little movement as though putting away his words. (8)
• Then Irene slipped her hand through his arm, and drew him on. (8)
• But he had put his hand out to her, and she had not taken it. (10)
• The sight of it startled him and set his heart beating audibly. (1)
• He had certainly suspected the possibility of his being the man. (10)
• With a sob he raised himself and rested his forehead against her. (8)
• I have never had a doubt that it was the strongest of his feelings. (10)
• To those unaccustomed to his private life it was slightly miraculous. (8)
• His moral grandeur on the day made him live as part of the splendour. (10)
• The son suffered the father to reach his climax with smiling patience. (9)
• His own subjugation was the first fruit of his effort. (10)
• The stress on the question choked him, just as his heart sprang to her. (10)
• Surely his soul cursed him as he sat crowned and throned in that darkness! (10)
• We were conscious that his thick case of varnished clothing was against us. (10)
• He felt no anger against George; it was the woman that excited his just wrath. (8)
• He will find his way to Raynham; he knows the neighbourhood best in the dark. (10)
• On his head there was a soft black hat, large in the brim and low in the crown. (8)
• What was it, when he danced with her, that kept him happy in her silence and his own? (8)
• Algernon, more in astonishment than trepidation, observed him feeling at his breast-pocket. (22)
• He read slowly, through spectacles, engraving the words for ever on the tablets of his mind. (8)
• Winning the first piano prize at the age of thirteen, he succeeded his former teacher in 1888. (3)
• Fleetwood gave his wife her name of Carinthia when he had read deliberately and caught the scene. (10)
• The blast-furnace of the blacksmith blazes from morning until night, and his anvil knows no rest. (21)
• Then the man went back for Ted, and after a time he got him, rather the worse for his experience. (13)
• His musical education was received mainly from Dr. H. A. Clarke, of the University of Pennsylvania. (3)
• Brought face to face with his confession, Jolyon resolved to do without it if by any means he could. (8)
• They were constantly seeing Rose and his mother, in the sort of abeyance the Triscoes had fallen into. (9)
• It was this situation which Hilary, seated beneath the bust of Socrates, turned over and over in his mind. (8)
• They faced mutually; one felt the point of his stilet, the other the temper of his sword. (10)
• He has in his hedge quarters somewhat the same pre-eminency as the man who takes a private parlour in a hotel. (2)
• His efforts at harmonizing were rather crude, as is to be expected, since he had but few models in composition. (3)
• Never till this last month had he really doubted his own face; but now he wanted for it things he had never wanted. (8)
• I saw Natalie Elkan, who was violated by a colonel of gendarmes at Kiev, and killed the monster with his own sword. (12)
• He was afraid of her questions, of her feeling his sympathy with Christian, of clouding the puppet-show of her life. (12)
• The old Austrian Field-Marshal had eluded him at Mantua on that very night when Vittoria had seen his troops in motion. (10)
• But he could not sleep, and sat for a long time at his window, huddled in an overcoat, watching the moonlight on the roofs. (8)
• The War, which had promised to go on for ever, had ended just as he was about to join the Army, six months before his time. (8)
• And he slipped his arm round Gyp in the cab, crushing her against him and sniffing at her cheek as if she had been a flower. (8)
• Or was it just some vague longing to please him by a show of affection toward his family, an unmeditated impulse of reparation? (9)
• To the theatre he went, and reached it just in time to witness the first meeting of his father and his friend. (4)
• Latterly the reports of Mrs. Fryar-Gunnett were not of the flavour to make association of their names agreeable to his hearing. (10)
• His long, soft beard and mustache had once been fair, and they kept some tone of their yellow in the gray to which they had turned. (9)
• Then he received a small legacy some time back, and wanted to be off to push his luck in Literature: rank gambling, as I told him. (10)
• The occasion was not one for critical judgment, but in the course of his brief speech he made a felicitous point on sonnet writing. (14)
• That master recommended a course with Mendelssohn, but as the pupil was too poor, he changed his advice and suggested a study of Bach. (3)
• He walked with his dog towards the risen sun, alone in the silvery light of Hampstead, meditating deeply on his dream. (8)
• Fervently they rallied at his command, never doubting but that they would sweep Wolfe and his men wholly from the heights. (19)
• He inquired it of his tastes, which have the bad habit of unmeasured phrasing when they are displeased, and so they yield no rational answer. (10)
• She was very much changed since the early morning: his liveliness, essayed by him at a hazard, was unsuccessful; grave English pleased her best. (10)
• Beaton had in mind his purchase of the overcoat, which Alma was getting in so effectively, with the money he ought to have sent his father. (9)
• He went downstairs shaking the whole house, and, seizing his hat, clambered into his brougham, without giving any directions to the coachman. (8)
• The gentleman walked home to his hotel with him, and professed a pleasure in his acquaintance which he said he trusted they might sometime renew. (9)

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Definition of his:

• his, hiz, pron. possessive form of he_: (_b._) used for its_. | hisn, a contracted form of his own. (0)

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