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• Yes, you took an advantage! (9)
• She had every advantage. (8)
• It is not to my advantage. (8)
• I always find that a great advantage. (9)
• Soames took advantage of that moment. (8)
• He took advantage of the circumstances. (9)
• Did the Countess crow over her advantage? (10)
• We are not shining to advantage at present. (10)
• Everything seemed to cooperate for her advantage. (4)
• Here, too, her present removal promised advantage. (4)
• Do you suppose he dreams of taking advantage of it? (10)
• In that respect his friend had greatly the advantage. (4)
• What advantage can it be for you to offend Mr. Darcy? (4)
• We shall see whether you can take any advantage of it. (8)
• He took advantage of her modesty in speaking to exclaim. (10)
• They appear to so much advantage in company with each other. (4)
• You are charmingly grouped, and appear to uncommon advantage. (4)
• I took advantage of Mr. Harz with this damned pitifulness of mine. (8)
• It is an advantage to have it so far from this part of the kingdom. (4)
• He received a commission, greatly to his advantage, and was absent. (10)
• The intimacy thus begun between them was a material advantage to each. (4)
• No day scored an advantage; and she did not apparently suffer fatigue. (10)
• This is an advantage gained by no undue haste in distributing tickets. (21)
• Why did not conspirators like these two take advantage of the amnesty? (10)
• She had the advantage of him in the preparation of the last few moments. (4)
• The advantage of much sleep to prepare them for their journey was impossible. (4)
• A great advantage was gained for Canada when the Iroquois at length gave way. (19)
• The question came, What of the man who takes advantage of her self-sacrifice? (10)
• Her making a fourth, when they sat down to dinner, was noticed as an advantage. (4)
• You ought to know he stops at no trifle to get his advantage over you in a dispute. (10)
• They replace posters torn down or mutilated and try to find new points of advantage. (21)
• Whitwell paused, and Cynthia seized the advantage of his getting round to Jeff again. (9)
• Their day is passing, and their type, not altogether for the advantage of the country. (8)
• Thus he would be prepared to use the weak points of his adversary to his own advantage. (18)
• Not that this would have seemed to him anything but an advantage, had he been aware of it. (8)
• She is bent upon my worldly advantage, and that is plain even to the person rejecting it. (10)
• Christian thought of taking advantage of this opportunity to send the pearls to his mother. (12)
• It would be madness to throw such a chance away, and it is your duty to take advantage of it. (10)
• Kitty, to her very material advantage, spent the chief of her time with her two elder sisters. (4)
• At this juncture Fitzgibbon, with admirable presence of mind, took advantage of the situation. (19)
• He was really to see this important, this representative thing to the greatest possible advantage. (9)
• But he had to deal with a power greater than his own, over which his only advantage was his agility. (21)
• He did not scruple to add that her being at home for a while would be a great advantage to everybody. (4)
• I made violent love to this silly country beauty, and held every advantage over her other flatterers. (10)
• Searing crept on, taking advantage of every accident of ground and growth to give himself better cover. (1)
• He will think all the happiness, all the advantage, on your side of the question; all the merit on mine. (4)
• If he was not lying, he was so shamefully inaccurate in dates (to his own advantage) as to have all the appearance of it. (14)
• Where a man does his best with only moderate powers, he will have the advantage over negligent superiority. (4)
• We had the advantage of going over the Cathedral with him, and over the town with the chief local antiquary. (14)
• But this was a trifle compared with the advantage which Lowell enjoyed in the possession now of self-confidence. (14)
• That they might see him to the best advantage they left him at the Barge and crossed the river to the towing-path. (8)
• Many take advantage of the chance for a change and spend the night away from their accustomed sleeping apartments. (21)
• What human spirit could emerge untrammelled and unshrunken from that great encompassing host of material advantage? (8)
• And there is a great advantage in having a cultivated person at command, with whom one can chat of any topic under the sun. (10)
• The immediate advantage to herself was by no means inconsiderable, for it supplied her with endless jokes against them both. (4)
• And Emma had the advantage of hearing her own silly compliment repeated twice over before the good old lady could comprehend it. (4)
• He took advantage of the sudden loss of her habitual queenly initiative at the wonderful news to debase and stain their intimacy. (10)
• He was full of their delight when he came back, and my propinquity gave me the advantage of hearing him speak of them at first hand. (9)
• The Quebec Indians looked on sulkily while the Englishman took advantage of this handsome offer and named several of the prisoners. (19)
• It must be confessed that victory is a distinct advantage to a man requiring attention, but many do not live to avail themselves of it. (1)
• This intimate study of the best works of the old polyphonic school was of great advantage later in solidifying his gifts as a musician. (3)
• In every argument with her mother, Susan had in point of reason the advantage, and never was there any maternal tenderness to buy her off. (4)
• When the trust lowered the price of its product they eagerly took the advantage offered, then cursed the trust for ruining the small dealer. (7)
• Material misfortune had this one advantage; it kept her from speculative thoughts of her lover, and the meaning of his absence and, silence. (10)
• Irving seems to have been the first to observe its surviving rites lovingly, and Dickens divined its immense advantage as a literary occasion. (9)
• He had also behaved like a man of honour, taking no personal advantage of her situation; but to reflect on it recalled his astonishing dryness. (10)
• Taking advantage of shop-windows, omnibuses, passers-by, and other bits of cover, he prosecuted the chase up the steepy heights of Campden Hill. (8)
• She had enjoyed the advantage of having an estimable French lady for her governess, she informed him, as they sauntered together on the terrace. (10)
• The size of the waste from the bathroom-tub can be increased to 2 inches with great advantage, if the additional slight expense is not objectionable. (17)
• He showed to great advantage on horseback among men, being invariably the best mounted, and he had a cavalierly style, possibly cultivated, but effective. (10)
• Taking advantage of their absence, the Iroquois had attacked the Huron town of Teanaustaye, or St. Joseph, where the Jesuit, Father Daniel, was in charge. (19)
• Excepting among the comparatively few troops that had the hygienic and preservative advantage of personal collision with the enemy, the mortality was appalling. (7)
• Their taking her home, and affording her their personal protection and countenance, is such a sacrifice to her advantage as years of gratitude cannot enough acknowledge. (4)

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