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• Then he carries on the line. (10)
• He swerved off to a fresh line. (8)
• You can strike out your own line. (8)
• Algernon read a line of the letter. (10)
• Algernon read a line of the letter. (22)
• I shall walk on that line up to the end. (10)
• A decided line of conduct was imperative. (10)
• Georgiana revolved the line thoughtfully. (10)
• Her finger was laid in a line at the bags. (22)
• A line or two of a smile touched her cheek. (10)
• The whole line was given over to the waves. (10)
• One thin white line of wind streaked the blue sky. (8)
• This reviver of his ancient line must not be lost. (10)
• Their accomplishments in the music line were varied. (3)
• But how did I fall into the line with a set I despised? (10)
• It transformed the sinuous line of mist to the vapor of gold. (1)
• It was a great day for Confederates in the line of promotion. (7)
• He felt that he was not holding up his end of the line, however. (9)
• The door opened as Emilia was moving out of the line of shadow. (10)
• The old butler took a more single-minded and old-fashioned line. (8)
• At this point our line was a quarter-mile away in the edge of a wood. (1)
• Edward wrote a line on a slip of note-paper, and signed his name beneath. (10)
• Her profile at that moment, against the light, was very pure and soft in line. (8)
• Why had he not come to her once after reading the line pencilled in the book? (10)
• In regard to village morality, as Felix knew, the line must be drawn somewhere. (8)
• The natural and customary thing to do is to send forward a line of skirmishers. (1)
• Here he found a half-company of infantry lounging behind a line of stacked rifles. (1)
• We dove down to the park and along the carriage-road to the first red line of gazers. (10)
• I am sure of Sir James at any time, and could make him renew his application by a line. (4)
• Nesta sent a line of excuse to Mrs. Marsett, throwing in a fervent adjective for balm. (10)
• The dividing line between opinion and statement of fact is, however, most troublesome. (16)
• Walker lighted a cigar and began to smoke, with his eyes closed to a fine straight line. (9)
• The accuracy with which we laid them one upon another, hewn to the line and bullet-proof! (7)
• They are thoroughly whipped into line by a policy of commercial cowardice and dependence. (18)
• Extracting from his hat its latest fly, and binding it on, he began softly to swish his line. (8)
• A line from you, just a line now and then, only to show me I am not forgotten. (10)
• As he ran he saw beside the park a line of ambulances and patrol wagons ready for their burdens. (13)
• Slow came the music and the march, till, in silence, the long line wound in through the Park gate. (8)
• In that dream, he was his country, he was every one of that long charging line, driving forward in. (8)
• Is it not certain, which the master tells us, that a line is but a continuation of a number of dots? (10)
• The princes of the mighty line who stand out from the rest are Frederick the Great and his infuriate. (9)
• I have mistaken my vocation, thought Diana: I am certainly the flattest proser who ever penned a line. (10)
• Imagine an old, white, timbered cottage with a thatched roof, and no single line about it quite straight. (8)
• The regiment was soon afterward forced back to the main line, and at the close of the battle was miles away. (1)
• The left flank was veiled by woods; to the right also the line was lost to sight, but it extended many miles. (1)
• The lowest and highest strings were tuned respectively A, fifth line bass staff, and A, second space, treble. (3)
• After resetting their line the victors could not clear their front, for the baffled assailants would not desist. (7)
• It was near the street-car line, for the matter of a nickel fare was now of importance in their domestic economy. (13)
• Nevertheless he continued to invite them, exploring every nook of their watery pathway with his soft-swishing line. (8)
• Strike a line and saw off the top of the studs even upon each side—not the ends—and nail on one of the inch strips. (17)
• All went by, riding into line some paces distant; and again they laughed as they bent forward to the lady, shouting. (10)
• All went by, riding into line some paces distant; and again they laughed as they bent forward to the lady, shouting. (22)
• The line is at times above, at times below the houses, and at times on a level with them, alike in city and in suburbs. (9)
• This will eliminate any sharp horizontal line where the foundation-wall of stone ends and upper wall of stucco begins. (17)
• He dodged beneath the fire line and began to run toward the east end, driven by a wild impulse that he could not control. (13)
• Gregory Vigil and Mrs. Shortman had left this meeting together, and, crossing the Serpentine, struck a line over the grass. (8)
• Nevil Beauchamp was for insisting that great Government officers had paid more attention to a dot or two than to the line. (10)
• Something in his demeanor as he knelt in the line to receive the fatal fusillade prompted a priest to inquire his religion. (7)
• She was listening to Isabella Lawrence Finchley, wishing she might have followed to some end the above line of her meditations. (10)
• He wrote a line or so in his book, hurriedly paid his bill, and started, full of the matter he had briefly committed to his pages. (10)
• The battle was fierce and continuous, the enemy extending his lines farther and farther around our right, toward our line of retreat. (7)
• The Marshal, threatened on his left flank, drew in his line from the farther Veronese heights upon a narrowed battle front before Verona. (10)
• Farther down the line there were more runabouts, and they were driven by wives freshly dressed, who were expecting package-laden husbands. (13)
• A moment later his whole front gave way, and springing forward with fixed bayonets we pushed him in utter confusion back to his original line. (7)
• A string of horse and foot in serpentine knots stretched along the flat land, flashing colours livelier than the spring-meadows bordering their line of passage. (10)

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