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• The day dragged to its end. (8)
• Its appearance oppressed Stephen. (8)
• London would soon bring its cure. (4)
• He stooped down and touched its cheek. (8)
• Success was its boasted justification. (10)
• It was witchcraft in its worst character. (10)
• The hawk shook its wings and closed an eye. (10)
• Even its non-essential features were satisfactory. (7)
• Her neck and chin were buried in its collar of fur. (12)
• But social prejudice was about to claim its champion. (10)
• This time she could track it definitely to its origin. (10)
• Is there such a thing as the yearning of the shadow for its body? (12)
• The scent of the lime-trees drifted at him with its magic sweetness. (8)
• The severe schooling I gave myself was not without its immediate use. (9)
• Youth with its touching confidence, its eager trust! (8)
• It reared a green, transparent body, feeling its way to a new resting-place. (8)
• Against the wall reposed a bicycle with tennis-racquet buckled to its handle. (8)
• Her face was close to the window pane, and he was struck by its mournful look. (8)
• The art of leading the vulgar in itself does no discredit to its practitioner. (16)
• Every thing was to take its natural course, however, neither impelled nor assisted. (4)
• He melted her and made her call up her bitterest pride to perform its recent office. (10)
• He was full of the glow of its prosperity when he met Margaret Vance at the reception. (9)
• Nevertheless, it is not always he on whom beauty works its most conquering influence. (10)
• I wish also to note another incident, which may or may not have its psychological value. (9)
• What had put this yearning spirit into so gross a frame, destroying its solid coherence? (8)
• Thyme raised her chin; that lazy movement showed her round, creamy neck in all its beauty. (8)
• But sleep, as the firelight sleeps when flames die; as music sleeps on its deserted strings. (8)
• I think your voice would sound as if it were dragging its feet after it just as a stork flies. (10)
• In the night March woke and saw the moon standing over the garden, and silvering its leafy tops. (9)
• Our purse was at its lowest ebb; he suggested no means of replenishing it, and I thought of none. (10)
• He did not reflect on the consequences of such an unpardoning spirit in its operation on his mind. (10)
• Antonia had dropped her gaze; her face regained its languor, but the bosom of her dress was heaving. (8)
• So young, the little leaves of brownish gold; so old, the whitey-grey-green of its thick rough trunk. (8)
• Where the neck ended there was a ring of curdled blood; the dark triangle revealed its mystery below. (12)
• The flight from the winter of the North had been so swift that no dignity could withstand its effects. (12)
• He liked its head and he liked its hocks; above all, he liked its eye. (8)
• Now he stood considering whether he should strangle the unlucky creature, or carry it back to its mother. (5)
• Soft and loving is her soul, Swift and lofty soaring; Mixing with its dove-like dole Passionate adoring. (10)
• The fact had its pathos and its poetry which no one could have felt more keenly than he. (9)
• Upon such intelligence the general had proceeded; for never had it occurred to him to doubt its authority. (4)
• To be alone, that she might cry and ease her heart of its accusing weight of tears, was all she prayed for. (10)
• Yet neither the Company nor its dependents, the voyageurs, trappers, and hunters, were eager for any change. (19)
• After thus heeling over, to tip a familiar wink to the multitude, the leader tone resumed its fit deportment. (10)
• I laughed and laughed; and my friend, having begun to unpack his heart, went on to ease it of the rest of its load. (9)
• One heavy bud dropped from its stem to the floor, where, while she stood, the edge of her skirt pulled and pushed it. (9)
• A vast, and inhospitable region surrounded {153} them, and a winter long to be remembered for its severity had begun. (19)
• In a word, before night fell Clara had won my heart in its every fibre, and I went to my room the very happiest of mortals. (6)
• There the murder-mouthed artillery, In the deadly ambuscade, Wrought the thunder of its treachery On the skeleton brigade. (10)
• The beginning of light was mixing its grey hue into the darkness; she could just see her feet among the puddles on the road. (8)
• The very circumstance, in its unpleasantest form, which they would each have been most anxious to avoid, had fallen on them. (4)
• Its persistently ecclesiastical effect debarred it from expressing the personal feeling which was the object of their research. (3)
• With a narrow white piping round his waistcoat opening, and a buttonhole of tuberoses, he had tried to repair its deficiencies. (8)
• I have loved it, as I loved him, with a sense of its limitations which is by no means a censure of its excellences. (9)
• Scotland, possessing a wealth of beautiful Folk-songs, has not yet given birth to a composer who can employ its style in larger forms. (3)
• Stealthily on the sloping skylight the cat retraced her steps, its four paws dark moving spots, its body a faint blur. (8)
• It was still sleeping, drawing its tiny breaths peacefully, little dog-shivers passing every now and then over its face. (8)
• Elizabeth disdained the appearance of noticing this civil reflection, but its meaning did not escape, nor was it likely to conciliate her. (4)
• One such paper was sold and its name changed eighteen years ago; yet letters and subscriptions still are addressed to the old publication. (16)
• Mrs. March had out the vertebrate, and was consulting one of its glittering ribs and glancing up from it at a house before which they stood. (9)
• So he lifted her by the hand, and she arose and looked at him, and began plaining of love and its tyrannies, softening him, already softened. (10)
• She received the exquisite compliment in all its unique honey-sweet: for in love we must deserve nothing or the fine bloom of fruition is gone. (10)
• The spectacle prospered through its first half-hour, with the charm which German sentiment and ingenuity, are able to lend even a bicycle parade. (9)
• No more can any self-respecting paper palter with what it believes to be the right and the truth because of any moral limitations in its constituency. (16)
• Richard allowed a long minute to pass, during which the baronet waited anxiously for his voice, hardly recognizing it when he heard its altered tones. (10)
• The result, March eagerly owned, was better than the literary result, and he foresaw that the number would be sold and praised chiefly for its pictures. (9)
• Or, some casual phrase, in an unimportant section, will strike his fancy and he will develop it with a wealth of imagery astonishing in its inventiveness. (3)
• Enough has been said to show that its efficiency and the manner of its organization combine to give the Associated Press a distinct savor of monopoly. (16)
• Traders and travelers startled Europe with glowing accounts of the far East; missionaries took long and dangerous voyages in the hope of converting its heathen inhabitants. (3)
• Not Tolstoy, not Ibsen himself, has more profoundly and indignantly felt the injustice of civilization, or more insistently shown the falsity of its fundamental pretensions. (9)

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Definition of its:

• its, its, poss. pron. the possessive of it. (0)

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